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Communication, relativism, and student development

C. Jack Orr Assistant Professor of Communication, University of Delaware,
Pages 83-98 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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Barry Brummett. (1986) Absolutist and relativist stances toward the problem of difference: A model for student growth in public speaking education. Communication Education 35:3, pages 269-274.
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JosinaM. Makau. (1985) Adapting the judicial model of reasoning to the basic argumentation and debate course. Communication Education 34:3, pages 227-234.
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Janice Lewis. (1983) Influence of Cognitive and Ethical Development on Critical Reading. Journal of College Reading and Learning 16:1, pages 15-20.
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JuliaT. Wood & GeraldM. Phillips. (1980) Metaphysical metaphors and pedagogical practice: Biological beings, pawns, interchangeable components, puppets, and hunting packs. Communication Education 29:2, pages 146-157.
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C. Jack Orr. (1980) TRUTH, KNOWLEDGE, AND A DEMOCRATIC RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY. Free Speech Yearbook 19:1, pages 16-20.
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VernonE. Cronen, W. Barnett Pearce & LindaM. Harris. (1979) The logic of the coordinated management of meaning: A rules‐based approach to the first course in interpersonal communication. Communication Education 28:1, pages 22-38.
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