Steven B. Katz

Writing in the sciences : exploring conventions of scientific discourse (3rd ed.)

New York : Pearson Longman.

Nana!: poems

Raleigh, NC: Moses, Ink.

The Alphabet as ethics: a rhetorical basis for moral reality in hebrew letters

In G. A. Hauser & A. Grim (Eds.), Rhetorical democracy: Discursive practices of civic engagement: Selected papers from the 2002 conference of the Rhetoric Society of America (pp. 195–204). Mahwah, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum.

The Beautiful machine

(Vol. 27, p. 15).

Writing in the sciences: Exploring conventions of scientific discourse

New York: Pearson/Longman.

After the fury and the silence

(Vol. 21, pp. 104–105).

High tech dada

(Vol. 26, p. 14).

Letter as essence: the rhetorical (im)pulse of the Hebrew alefbet

Journal of Communication and Religion, 26, 125–160.

Slow Comfort Consuming the Body

Snowfell in the south

(Vol. 35, pp. 244–245).

The 'Rhetorician, on Talking with Animals'

(Vol. 54, pp. 486–487).

School of death

(Vol. 35, p. 154).

Language and persuasion in biotechnology communication with the public: how to not say what you?re not going to not say and not say it

Agbioforum, 4(2).

Mediated experience

(Vol. 33, p. 257).

Memories of a Persian childhood: from America

News and Observer [Raleigh, N.C.], (2001 Nov 18), 4D.

Out of hospital

In The practice of dream healing: Bringing ancient Greek mysteries into modern medicine (p. 251). Wheaton, Ill.: Quest Books/Theosophical Pub. House.

Rhetorical Figures in Science by Jean Fahnestock

[Review of ]. Isis, 92(2001 June), 438–439.

The languages of Edison?s Light by Charles Bazerman

[Review of ]. College Composition and Communication, 52(3), 468–470.

After the event I: by the fire: an anti-sonnet

(Vol. 33, p. 159).

Aristotle's Pharmacy: the medical rhetoric of a clinical protocol in the drug development process

Technical Communication Quarterly: TCQ, 9(3), 249–269.

Book review: Ethics of technical communication by Paul Dombrowski

[Review of ]. Issues in Writing, 11(1), 98–105.

Strength in the technical communication journals and diversity in the serials cited

[Review of ]. JOURNAL OF BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION, 14(2), 131–184.

Black Adam

(Vol. 1, p. 23).

Out of hospital

(Vol. 8, p. 83).

Preface

In Metaphorical analysis of the debate on physician-assisted suicide (p. i-). New York: Edwin Mellen Press.

Cricket

(Vol. 29, p. 6).

Dual Yarzheit

(Vol. 2).

Instructor's guide for writing in the sciences: Exploring conventions of scientific discourse

New York: St. Martin''s Press.

No refill

(Vol. 30, p. 123).

Sunday school

(Vol. 31, p. 146).

The phantom car

(Vol. 2).

Writing in the sciences: Exploring conventions of scientific discourse

New York: St. Martin's Press.

Athens

(Vol. 1).

Icarus

(Vol. 1).

Linear a disk, Phaistos

(Vol. 1).

Venusian nights

(Vol. 20, pp. 5–6).

Volcano, Santorini

(Vol. 1).

Low-level radioactive waste siting controversy in North Carolina: Toward a rhetorical model of risk communication

In C. G. Herndl & S. C. Brown (Eds.), Green culture: Environmental rhetoric in contemporary America (pp. 111–140). Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.

Menorah, 1991

(Vol. 29, p. 139).

The Epistemic music of rhetoric: Toward the temporal dimension of affect in reader response and writing

Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press.

Excerpts from Space Log

(p. 1).

The Epistemology of the Kabbalah: toward a jewish philosophy of rhetoric

Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 25, 107–122.

The Kabbalah as a theory of rhetoric: Another suppressed epistemology

In Rhetoric, cultural studies, and literacy: selected papers from the 1994 Conference of the Rhetoric Society of America (pp. 109–117). Hillsdale, N.J.: L. Erlbaum Associates.

The American phytopathological society: like charity, image begins at home

Phytopathology News, 28(9), 135–137.

The Rhetoric of confessional poetry: Ethos, myth, and the narrative configuration of self

In J. Flosdorf & E. Tick (Eds.), My father was Shiva: A family tragedy in prose and poetry (pp. 109–136). Norwood, NJ: Ablex Pub. Corp.

Aristotle's rhetoric, Hitler's program, and the ideological problem of praxis, power, and professional discourse as a social construction of knowledge

Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 37–62.

Book review: A history of the river by James Applewhite, and C by Fred Chappell

[Review of ]. News and Observer [Raleigh, N.C.], 4G.

To the Mystic River bridge, Boston

(Vol. 25, p. 42).

Narration, technical communication, and culture: The soul of a new machine as narrative romance

In M. Secor & D. Charney (Eds.), Constructing rhetorical education (pp. 382–402). Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press.

THE ETHIC OF EXPEDIENCY - CLASSICAL RHETORIC, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE HOLOCAUST

COLLEGE ENGLISH, 54(3), 255–275.

Waking into history

(Vol. 32, pp. 7–8).

A Computer file named Alison

(Vol. 1).

After reading Godel, Escher, Bach: an eternal golden braid

(Vol. 1).

In the beginning

(Vol. 1).

Information

(Vol. 14, p. 100).

Book review: Style, rhetoric, and rhythm by Morris Croll

[Review of ]. Rhetoric Society Quarterly, XIX(4), 381–385.

Over-moved

(pp. 19–20).

Senryu (untitled)

(p. 52).

Senryu (untitled)

(Vol. 19, p. 60).

The Christmas scarf

(pp. 6–10).

A Walk in the adirondacks

(Vol. 2, p. 84).

On the balcony

(Vol. 15, p. 10).

The Anxiety tree: poplar, spring, summer, fall

(Vol. 15, p. 10).

The Epistemic trend in rhetorical theory: a four-demensional review

Technical Writing Teacher, 14, 355–371.

Sestina for a runner

(Vol. 14, p. 3).

The House hygienist (on the restoration of Albany)

In Gates to the city: The Albany Tricentennial anthology (p. 43). Albany, N.Y.: Albany Tricentennial Commission.

The Pasture

(Vol. 14, p. 4).

A Living

(Vol. 10, p. 11).

Book review: On sacred mountain: vietnam remembered

[Review of ]. Greenfield Review, 13, 132–133.

City of stars

(Vol. 7, p. 4).

In our hands

(Vol. 8, pp. 13–14).

Nuclear Winter

(Vol. 1, pp. 70–75).

On this earth

(Vol. 1, pp. 98–100).

Our house

(Vol. 1, pp. 98–100).

Prosaic love

(Vol. 7, p. 4).

Satellite

(Vol. 1, pp. 98–100).

Storm

(Vol. 9, p. 4).

To a computer at 3:00 a. m.: a lovesong

(Vol. 13, pp. 149–150).

Ultra-sound: fetus at minus five months and counting

(Vol. 8, pp. 13–14).

Winter grays

(Vol. 1, pp. 70–75).

Ghosts of technology

(Vol. 6, pp. 3–4).

In hospital

(Vol. 6, pp. 3–4).

London to Oxford

(Vol. 6, pp. 3–4).

Education in the modern world: nature as organism or machine

Gateway Review, 1, 22–33.

House painting as media

In Ocean state poems by Rhode Island writers (pp. 21–23). Kingston, R.I.: Northeast Journal.

Speculation on leaves

In Ocean state poems by Rhode Island writers (pp. 21–23). Kingston, R.I.: Northeast Journal.

After the dream

(Vol. 1, p. 9).

Aubade: a dream

(Vol. 1, p. 9).

The President

(Vol. 2, p. 12).

Halloween weather

(Vol. 2, pp. 43–47).

The White house at Norfolk

(Vol. 2, pp. 43–47).

Evening, Harvard Square

(Vol. 7, p. 3).

A Poet

(Vol. 15, p. 8).

Grandfather

Reflection

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