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Rhetorical Machines: Writing, Code, and Computational Ethics

Hirsu, Lavinia, Jones, John, Hammond, J. W., Vee, Annette, Brown, James J., Stagliano, Anthony, Sanchez, James Chase, Daniel-Wariya, Joshua, Hart-Davidson, William, Nguyen, Minh-Tam, Clark, Ian, Omizo, Ryan M., Brock, Kevin, Menzies, Tim, Burgess, Helen J., Maher, Jennifer Helene, Buehl, Jonathan, Losh, Elizabeth, Warfel, Joseph, Juszkiewicz, Jennifer, Hirsu, Lavinia, Jones, John, Hirsu, Lavinia, and Jones, John

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