Document Design

Volume 3, Issue 3 (2002)

2002. iii, 85

Publishing status: Available

© John Benjamins Publishing Company

https://doi.org/10.1075/dd.3.3

Table of Contents

How do people use instruction guides? Confirming and disconfirming patterns of use Carel Jansen and Stephan Balijon	194–204
Do you prefer spiders, people, or fetishized armadillos?: Search engines as information access mechanisms Thea M. van der Geest	205–209
In pursuit of the functional quality of political press releases Gilberte Lenaerts	210–223
Customer-orientedness — Some dilemmas: Customer-orientedness as an internal as well as an external problem Joep Jaspers and Daniel Jansen	224–226
The framing of the asylum question at the level of policy Henri C. Nickels	228–237
Interview: A controversial perspective: An interview with David Sless Diane Robertson	238–243
Deliberate ambiguity in slogans: recognition and appreciation Luuk Lagerwerf	244–260
Research Watch
Culture and choice of arguments Hans Hoeken	261–263
New media, old institutions: Two stories about absent participants Geert Jacobs	263–266
Facets of advertising discourse Élisabeth Le	266–269
Youth on both ends of the research process: Being the researcher and being researched Jan Piet Verckens	269–271
Communication and argumentation Wilbert Spooren	271–273
Book Reviews
Review of Westendorp, Jansen & Punselie (2000): Reviewed by Sam Racine	274–276
Review of (2001): Reviewed by Jill Nicholson	276–279