College Composition and Communication Dec 1976

Carl Rogers's Alternative to Traditional Rhetoric

Maxine Hairston
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College Composition and Communication
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1976-12-01
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10.2307/356300
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  1. Kearney (2009)
    Rogerian Principles and the Writing Classroom: A History of Intention and (Mis)…
    Rhetoric Review
  2. Lassner (1990)
    Feminist responses to Rogerian argument
    Rhetoric Review
  3. Pounds (1987)
    The context of no context: A Burkean critique of Rogerian argument
    Rhetoric Society Quarterly

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