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Quarterly Journal of Speech Volume 38, 1952 - Issue 2
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Unity in diversity

Wilbur E. Gilman Associate Professor of Speech and Chairman of the Department of Speech, Queens College
Pages 123-132 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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JamesL. Jones. (1973) The Pierian Spring: A survey of the essential material in our fields. Southern Speech Communication Journal 38:4, pages 371-384.
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J. Vernon Jensen. (1959) An analysis of recent literature on teaching ethics in public address. The Speech Teacher 8:3, pages 219-228.
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ClairR. Henderlider & EugeneE. White. (1952) A new emphasis in teaching public speaking. The Speech Teacher 1:4, pages 265-270.
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The Editor. (1952) The forum. Quarterly Journal of Speech 38:3, pages 343-344.
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