[ATTW-L] CFP for Journal of Business and Technical Communication.

[Josephine Walwema]

Hi All-



Just a reminder about the CFP for our upcoming 2022 special issue on 21st
Century Ethics in Technical Communication for the *Journal of Business and
Technical Communication.*



We see this as an opportunity to revitalize and update the study of ethics
in TPC scholarship for the twenty-first century. Thus, we welcome scholars
at all levels particularly  scholars whose work extends and complicates
discussions of ethics to reflect new ethical challenges in digital
communication and cross-

cultural perspectives.



Thus robust cfp
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SsAgiOygRKUQ2RS1UBCi55uATDegdgXQ/view>calls
for an abstract of around 750 words in which you


   - Identify a specific ethical framework and theorist(s)/philosopher(s).
   - Demonstrate what normative (value-driven) dimensions the former can
   contribute; in other words, how does your ethical approach move us to
   ethical action beyond critique?
   - Indicate how your answer to step 3 specifically extends past work on
   ethics per se in TPC through contemporary concerns.
   - Identify your case study or objects of analysis (if applicable).
   - Identify your method, study design, and data collection processes. (if
   applicable).



Abstracts are due May 1st
Email completed abstracts to the three special issue editors or send
inquiries to walwema at oakland.edu, jared.colton at usu.edu and
steve.holmes at ttu.edu



We look forward to reading your submissions and to working with you to get
this issue to publication.



On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 11:31 AM Josephine Walwema <walwema at oakland.edu>
wrote:

> Dear colleagues,
>
>
>
> We invite you to consider submitting a proposal in response to our CFP for
> a 2022 special issue on 21st Century Ethics in Technical Communication for
> the *Journal of Business and Technical Communication.*
>
>
>
> Please see the link to a .pdf of the <https://tinyurl.com/rxhqvh8> CFP
> <https://tinyurl.com/rxhqvh8>, and share far and wide:
>
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SsAgiOygRKUQ2RS1UBCi55uATDegdgXQ/view
>
>
>
> We are aware that the kinds of projects this issue calls for may not be
> compatible with the social distancing provisions in place in much of the
> world. One of the reasons the publication date is so far out is because we
> know that those doing empirical studies will have to be creative during
> this time of COVID-19. We encourage those interested to contact us so we
> can discuss possible empirical studies projects with you. We want to be
> flexible so that you feel empowered to submit to this CFP
>
>
>
> We invite you to send any inquiries or run any ideas by the Issue editors:
>  jared.colton at usu.edu, Steve.Holmes at ttu.edu, and walwema at oakland.edu before
> submitting.
> --
>
> Josie
>
> ________________________________________
>
> Josephine Walwema, PhD
>
> Associate Professor, Writing and Rhetoric
>
> Oakland University
>
> 308 O'Dowd Hall, 586 Pioneer Drive
>
> Rochester, MI 48309-4482
>
> 248-370-4136
>


-- 

Josie

________________________________________

Josephine Walwema, PhD

Associate Professor, Writing and Rhetoric

Oakland University

308 O'Dowd Hall, 586 Pioneer Drive

Rochester, MI 48309-4482

248-370-4136
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