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The Author's Voice and the Reader's Role: An Analysis of Rhetorical Issues in How-to Texts 
In mainstream computer applications such as Microsoft Word for Windows version 6.0, one will find a User's Guide included with the product. This User's Guide is a primary manual. It is included with the software application. A visit to any large bookstore will also reveal a large number of manuals about Word. Called secondary manuals, these manuals are not written by the same software development company that produced Word, nor are they included with Word. Both types of manuals are produced by technical writers and in many ways are similar in scope, content and cognitive strategies. However, in other respects some primary and secondary manuals are quite different, and that difference is the focus of this thesis.
Chatfield, Carl S. Wisechat.com (1995). Books>Rhetoric>Theory
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In the 1940's researchers at Bell Telephone Laboratories devised a model of the process of human communication. This model consists of numeous elements.
Malik, Suman Lata. Technical Communications Group (2000). Books>Rhetoric>Theory
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The Historical Meaning of the Crisis in Psychology: A Methodological Investigation
To try and explain everything means to explain nothing.
Vygotsky, Lev. Marxists.org (1927). Books>Rhetoric>Theory
