Charles Bazerman

Introduction: Rhetoricians on the Rhetoric of Science
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 3-6. [PDF] [References]  

Craig Waddell

Reasonableness Versus Rationality in the Construction and Justification of Science Policy Decisions: The Case of the Cambridge Experimentation Review Board
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 7-25. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Jeanne Fahnestock

Arguing in Different Forums: The Bering Crossover Controversy
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 26-42. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Carolyn R. Miller

The Rhetoric of Decision Science, or Herbert A. Simon Says
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 43-46. [PDF] [References]  

Steve Woolgar

What Is the Analysis of Scientific Rhetoric for? A Comment on the Possible Convergence Between Rhetorical Analysis and Social Studies of Science
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 47-49. [PDF]  

H. Roberts Coward and J. Jeffrey Franklin

Identifying the Science-Technology Interface: Matching Patent Data to a Bibliometric Model
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 50-77. [PDF] [References]  

Jim McCullough

First Comprehensive Survey of NSF Applicants Focuses on Their Concerns About Proposal Review
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 78-88. [PDF] [References]  

Anna Jane Harrison

Commentary
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 89-91. [PDF] [References]  

Norman Hackerman

Commentary
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 92-93. [PDF] [References]  

Roland W. Schmitt

Commentary
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 94-95. [PDF] [References]  

Daryl E. Chubin and Edward J. Hackett

Commentary: On the Virtues of Self-Study
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 96-99. [PDF] [References]  

Donald N. Langenberg

Commentary
Science, Technology & Human Values 1989 14: 100-102. [PDF] [References]  

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