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Decentering the Patent: Opportunities to Reframe American Innovation Rhetorics
Rhetoricians have long critiqued gendered (Gurak; Koerber) and racial (Banks; Haas) biases in rhetorics of science and technology. However, we have yet to fully consider how the patent, as a genre,...