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Opportunities for research in state and sectional public speaking

A. Craig Baird State University of Iowa
Pages 304-308 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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RayD. Dearin. (1980) Public address history as part of the speech communication discipline. Communication Education 29:4, pages 348-356.
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WaldoW. Braden & RalphT. Eubanks. (1979) Dallas C. Dickey: Pioneer of the critical study of southern public address. Southern Speech Communication Journal 44:2, pages 119-146.
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JosephF. O'Brien. (1951) A re‐examination of state and local oratory as a field for study. Quarterly Journal of Speech 37:1, pages 71-76.
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