Elwood Murray believes in the interdisciplinary nature of speech and has been quick to incorporate findings from other disciplines to enhance his understanding of the communication process. This paper traces the development of Professor Murray's view of speech as the field moved from public speaking to the broader, more interdisciplinary concept of communication. The role he played in this transition process is described, and his involvement in the founding of the International Communication Association highlighted.
Western Journal of Speech Communication
Volume 47, 1983 - Issue 3
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