HR job title
- Retired Senior Professor
- Contact Info
- 1 979 845 7717
Tebeaux, Elizabeth Professor
Positions
- Retired Professor, English, College of Liberal Arts
My interests include 17th Century Literature, Business Writing, and Technical Writing.
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Overview
Publications
selected publications
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academic article
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Tebeaux, E.
(2017).
Whatever Happened to Technical Writing?. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
47(1), 3-21.
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Moran, M. G., & Tebeaux, E.
(2012).
A Bibliography of Works Published in the History of Professional Communication from 1994–2009: Part 2. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
42(1), 57-86.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2011).
Technical Writing and the Development of the English Paragraph 1473–1700. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
41(3), 219-253.
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Moran, M. G., & Tebeaux, E.
(2011).
A Bibliography of Works Published in the History of Professional Communication from 1994–2009: Part 1. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
41(2), 193-214.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2010).
English Agriculture and Estate Management Instructions, 1200–1700: From Orality to Textuality to Modern Instructions. Technical Communication Quarterly.
19(4), 352-378.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2010).
Improving tractor safety warnings: readability is missing. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health.
16(3), 181-205.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2010).
Safety Warnings in Tractor Operation Manuals, 1920–1980: Manuals and Warnings Don't Always Work. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
40(1), 3-28.
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Kynell, T., & Tebeaux, E.
(2009).
The Association of Teachers of Technical Writing: The Emergence of Professional Identity. Technical Communication Quarterly.
18(2), 107-141.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2008).
Technical Writing in English Renaissance Shipwrightery: Breaching the Shoals of Orality. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
38(1), 3-25.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2004).
Pillaging the Tombs of Noncanonical Texts. Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
18(2), 165-197.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2000).
Visual Texts: Format and the Evolution of English Accounting Texts, 1100–1700. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
30(4), 307-341.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1999).
Technical Writing in Seventeenth-Century England: The Flowering of a Tradition. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
29(3), 209-253.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1999).
Designing Written Business Communication along the Shifting Cultural Continuum. Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
13(1), 49-85.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1998).
The voices of English women technical writers, 1641–1700: Imprints in the evolution of modern English prose style. Technical Communication Quarterly.
7(2), 125-152.
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Locker, K. O.
(1996).
A column sponsored by the ABC Research Committee. Business Communication Quarterly.
59(2), 109-109.
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Locker, K. O., Miller, S. L., Richardson, M., Tebeaux, E., & Yates, J.
(1996).
Studying the History of Business Communication. Business Communication Quarterly.
59(2), 109-127.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1995).
Technical writing by distance: Refocusing the pedagogy of technical communication. Technical Communication Quarterly.
4(4), 365-393.
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Tebeaux, E., & Killingsworth, M. J.
(1994).
Introduction. Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
8(1), 3-5.
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TEBEAUX, E.
(1993).
From Orality to Textuality in English Accounting and its Books, 1553-1680. Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
7(3), 322-359.
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TEBEAUX, E.
(1993).
Technical Writing for Women of the English Renaissance. Written Communication.
10(2), 164-199.
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Tebeaux, E., & Killingsworth, M. J.
(1992).
Expanding and redirecting historical research in technical writing: In search of our past. Technical Communication Quarterly.
1(2), 5-32.
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Tebeaux, E., & Lay, M.
(1992).
Images of women in technical books from the English Renaissance. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication.
35(4), 196-207.
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TEBEAUX, E.
(1992).
Renaissance Epistolography and the Origins of Business Correspondence, 1568-1640. Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
6(1), 75-98.
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TEBEAUX, E.
(1991).
Ramus, Visual Rhetoric, and the Emergence of Page Design in Medical Writing of the English Renaissance. Written Communication.
8(4), 411-445.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1990).
Toward an Understanding of Gender Differences in Written Business Communications: A Suggested Perspective for Future Research. Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
4(1), 25-43.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1988).
Teaching Professional Communication in the Information Age: Problems in sustaining Relevance. Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
2(2), 44-58.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1982).
Getting More Mileage Out of Audience Analysis — A Basic Approach. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
12(1), 15-24.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1981).
Franklin's Autobiography — Important Lessons in Tone, Syntax, and Persona. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
11(4), 341-349.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1981).
Using Computer Printouts to Teach Analysis and Graphics. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
11(1), 13-22.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1980).
Using the Extended Definition Paper to Teach Organization. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
10(1), 3-10.
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Tebeaux, E.
(1978).
Achieving the Essential Goals of Technical Writing-Role Playing Won't do It!. Business Communication Quarterly.
41(3), 1-3.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2017).
Whatever Happened to Technical Writing?. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
47(1), 3-21.
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book
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Tebeaux, E.
(2018).
The Emergence of a Tradition. Routledge.
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Neuen, S., & Tebeaux, E.
(2017).
Writing Science Right. Routledge.
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Tebeaux, E., & Dragga, S.
(2014).
The Essentials of Technical Communication. Oxford University Press, USA.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2014).
The Flowering of a Tradition Technical Writing in England, 1641-1700. Baywood Publishing Company.
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Houp, K. W.
(2006).
Reporting Technical Information. Oxford University Press, USA.
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Tebeaux, E. D.
(1990).
Design of Business Communications: The Process and the Product. Prentice Hall College Div.
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Tebeaux, E.
(2018).
The Emergence of a Tradition. Routledge.
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institutional repository document
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Tebeaux, E.
(2016).
What Is Technical Writing, Anyway?
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Tebeaux, E.
(2006).
Writing for International Readers
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Tebeaux, E.
(2016).
What Is Technical Writing, Anyway?
editor of
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academic article
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Robinson, E.
(2013).
Book Review: Everyday Genres: Writing Assignments Across the Disciplines, by Mary Soliday, Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press, 2011, 155 pp.
Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
43:219-230.
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Robinson, E.
(2013).
Book Review: Everyday Genres: Writing Assignments Across the Disciplines, by Mary Soliday, Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press, 2011, 155 pp.
Journal of Technical Writing and Communication.
43:219-230.
Teaching
teaching activities
- ENGL210 Hnr-technical Business Wrtng Instructor
- LBAR698 Writing For Publication Instructor
- PHYS689 Sptp:writing For Publication Instructor
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in English, Texas A&M University - (College Station, Texas, United States) 1977
- M.A. in English, Sam Houston State University - (Huntsville, Texas, United States) 1974
- M.Ed. in English and Higher Education, University of Houston - (Houston, Texas, United States) 1970
- B.A. in English and Mathematics, Baylor University - (Waco, Texas, United States) 1967
Contact
first name
- Elizabeth
has last name
- Tebeaux
mailing address
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Texas A&M University
Physics And Astronomy
4242 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4242
USA
Other
- e-tebeaux@tamu.edu