The Rhetorical Nature of XML

Discover the intriguing intersection of language and technology in "Rhetorical Nature of XML" by J. D. Applen, published by Taylor & Francis Inc. This engaging hardback, spanning 404 pages, delves into the profound connections between rhetoric, XML, and knowledge management. Applen skillfully illustrates how the naming of XML elements serves as a powerful rhetorical act, emphasizing the critical role of language in technical communication.

With insights into knowledge management practices, this book argues for the necessity of well-structured databases in organizational settings. Ideal for professionals and students in the field of Language Arts & Disciplines, particularly in communication and rhetoric, this title is a valuable resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of XML and its practical applications. Don't miss out on this essential guide that blends theory and practice to enhance your expertise in the digital landscape.