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A survey of doctoral programs in rhetoric and compositionFootnote∗

David W. Chapman Assistant professor in the Department of English, Texas Tech University, Directs the Writing Center,
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Gary Tate Texas Christian University,
Pages 124-186 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Jillian K. Skeffington. (2010) Situating Ourselves: The Development of Doctoral Programs in Rhetoric and Composition. Rhetoric Review 30:1, pages 54-71.
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Holly H. Bruland. (2009) Rhetorical Cues and Cultural Clues: An Analysis of the Recommendation Letter in English Studies. Rhetoric Review 28:4, pages 406-424.
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StuartC. Brown, Theresa Enos, David Reamer & Jason Thompson. (2008) Portrait of the Profession: The 2007 Survey of Doctoral Programs in Rhetoric and Composition . Rhetoric Review 27:4, pages 331-340.
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MargaretM. Strain. (2000) Local histories, rhetorical negotiations: The development of doctoral programs in rhetoric and composition. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 30:2, pages 57-76.
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Roxanne Mountford & Nedra Reynolds. (1996) Rhetoric and graduate studies: Teaching in a postmodern age. Rhetoric Review 15:1, pages 192-214.
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JaniceM. Lauer. (1995) The feminization of rhetoric and composition studies? . Rhetoric Review 13:2, pages 276-286.
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StuartC. Brown, PaulR. Meyer & Theresa Enos. (1994) Doctoral programs in rhetoric and composition: A catalog of the profession∗ . Rhetoric Review 12:2, pages 240-389.
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ThomasP. Miller. (1993) Teaching the histories of rhetoric as a social praxis. Rhetoric Review 12:1, pages 70-82.
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JamesJ. Murphy. (1989) Implications of the “renaissance of rhetoric” in English departments. Quarterly Journal of Speech 75:3, pages 335-343.
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WarrenW. Werner, IsabelleK. Thompson & Joyce Rothschild. (1988) A survey of specialized writing courses for English majors: 1975–76 to 1985–86. Rhetoric Review 6:2, pages 204-217.
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