College Composition and Communication Sep 1998

The Life and Legacy of Fred Newton Scott

Donald C. Stewart ; Patricia L. Stewart

Abstract

Introduction -- The formative years -- Discovering a career -- In the public arena -- Reorganization, recognition, and reality -- Some major publications -- A reputation established -- Speaking with authority -- Old and new ventures -- Publications of consequence -- The shadow of the Great War -- A shift in interests -- Change, loss, and recovery -- Retirement -- In memoriam.

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College Composition and Communication
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1998-09-01
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10.2307/358375
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