Volume
1, Issue 2
Winter, 1980, 32 pages
Special topic: The classical tradition
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Pages 41-56
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Contents
Edward P. J. Corbett,
"My Work in Rhetoric," pp. 27-28, 55
Sheridan Baker, "Writing
as Learning," pp. 29, 55
John Warriner, "The
Rite-Aid Spiral Theme Notebook," pp. 30-31, 49
Amy J. Devitt; John
Grove, "In the Classical Tradition," pp. 32-34, 55
Robert Root, "Select
Bibliography ," pp. 35-36
Johanna Kobran; George
Keith , "Rhetoric in the Classroom: Some Practical Considerations,"
pp. 37-39
Arlene Stover, "Too
Often Writing Instruction Means Teaching Grammar and Mechanics,"
pp. 40-41, 51
Catherine E. Lamb, "Using
Inductive Standards to Evaluate Arguments," pp 42-43, 52
Stephen Judy,
"Reading, Writing, and the Certification of Teachers: MCTE Takes
a Stand," pp. 44, 52
Robert Root, "Resources
in the Teaching of Composition," pp. 46-47, 51
Dan Fader, "Writing
Workshop, June 18, 19, 20, 1979," p. 50
Patti Stock, "Editorial,"
pp. 50, 56
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