Twentieth-century roots of rhetorical studies
By: edited by Jim A. Kuypers and Andrew King.
Contributors: Kuypers, Jim A.; King, Andrew, 1947-
Publisher: Praeger
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Westport, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 308
Subjects: Rhetoric; Oral communication
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Our roots are strong and deep / Andrew King and Jim A. Kuypers; title: Everett Lee Hunt and the humanistic spirit of rhetoric / Theodore Otto Windt, Jr.; title: Henry Lee Ewbank, Sr., teacher of teachers of speech / Henry L. Ewbank, Jr.; title: Hoyt Hopewell Hudson's nuclear rhetoric / Jim A. Kuypers; title: Wilbur Samuel Howell, the trilogy of rhetoric, logic, and science / John E. Tapia; title: Marie Hochmuth Nichols, voice of rationality in the humane tradition of rhetoric and criticism / John H. Patton; title: Waldo Braden, the critic as outsider / Andrew King; title: Carroll C. Arnold, rhetorical criticism at the intersection of theory, practice, and pedagogy / Thomas W. Benson; title: Robert Gray Gunderson, the historian as civic rhetorician / Kurt Ritter; title: Ernest C. Bormann, roots, revelations, and the results of symbolic convergence theory / Moya Ann Ball; title: Edwin Black on the powers of the rhetorical critic / Fred J. Kauffeld; title: Lloyd F. Bitzer, rhetorical situation, public knowledge, and audience dynamics / Marilyn J. Young.