Genre repertoire: the structuring of communicative practices in organizations.
In this paper we propose the notions of genre and genre repertoire as analytic tools for investigating the structuring of communicative practices within a community. As organizing structures, genres shape and are shaped by individuals' communicative actions. Our empirical study examined the commun...
| Publicado en: | Administrative Science Quarterly Vol. 39; pp. 541 - 575 |
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Administrative Science Quarterly
December 1994
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