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Margaret Baker Graham
Professor of English
mgraham@iastate.edu
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Margaret Baker Graham regularly teaches Survey of Women's Literature (English 340). Her research interests include narrative theory and practice, feminist research, and feminist approaches to rhetoric and professional communication. Her publications include "The Business of Living: Letters from a Nineteenth-Century Landlady" in Narrative in Professional Communication, edited by Blyler and Perkins (Ablex, 1999), "Rejecting Tradition: Females--and Males--at Risk" (The Writing Instructor, Spring 1996), "Visions of Time in The Country of the Pointed Firs" (Studies in Short Fiction, Winter 1995), "Hearing Voices in English Studies" (Journal of Advanced Composition, 1995), and "Scholarly Writing: The Myth of Gender and Performance" (Journal of Business and Technical Communication, October 1991).