Rehumanizing People of the Past Jan Hultgren

Rehumanizing People of the Past Jan HultgrenIllustrates how technical communication frequently dehumanizes the people represented by human remains and offers guidance for adopting rehumanizing language to return dignity to these individuals. Rehumanizing People of the Past argues that much of the technical communication used to reference human remainsincluding reports in bioarchaeology, labels and descriptions in medical museums and archives, and web content in the human remains tradedoes not

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