Nearly all entires in this selected bibliography of rehtorical studies were published in 1973. Items are listed under the heading of general/theoretical or individual theorists in each of three categories: ancient era, medieval and renaissance era, and modern era. The fourth and longest category, contemporary theory, is separated into six…

Spanning Herbert Marshall McLuhan's writing career, this selected bibliography covers his development as a scholar, beginning with his education and scholarly growth in the classical and literary traditions, continuing with his turning toward society and more popular concerns--especially communication, and concluding with his synthesizing of these…

Defining doublespeak as language which pretends to communicate but really does not, this concept paper contains two essays, the first an introduction to doublespeak by Walker Gibson, which offers information on the formation and activities of the 36-member Committee on Public Doublespeak, and considers the history and nature of doublespeak. The…

Cites bibliographies, books, and reviews of books on communication and works on technical communication theory and instruction (HTH)

This document lists publications in the field of communication available at the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), covering materials processed during the years 1986 and 1987. The publication consists of three parts: a main list, a subject index, and a personal name index. The document's main list provides…

Includes titles from more than 180 periodicals published in 1984, with most of the literature continuing to center on communication, media relations, and writing techniques. Also includes books, theses, and dissertations. (PD)

Offers a selection of ten CIJE and 14 RIE entries into the ERIC data base in l978 on speech communication competence. Particular attention is paid to documents relating speaking and listening to the larger family of communicative competencies. (JMF)

This 48-item bibliography on communication in the Middle East includes books and journal articles published between 1951 and 1990. The bibliography includes materials dealing with Iran, Israel, Islam, media coverage of the Middle East, rhetorical strategies, and the rest of the Arab world. (RS)

Presents a representative slice of the current research and resources available on multimedia from a variety of disciplines. Organizes the guide topically. Includes both print and online sources. Points to a Web version of the bibliography that will be updated regularly. (PA)

Contains titles and annotations of 2,257 relevant articles, books, and unpublished theses that were produced in 1983. (PD)

Noting the usefulness of feature films as case studies in communication courses, this 31-item bibliography lists resources for those communication educators who want ideas for using feature films in their courses. Annotations are provided for some of the journal articles, textbooks/instructor's manuals, and ERIC documents in the…

This bibliography lists and describes published and unpublished material relating to mass communications in Taiwan, from 1945 to 1973. Almost all the items listed are written in Chinese. The bibliography is divided into 17 sections: bibliography and reference material; communication theory and research methods; communication (general); media…

Over 250 monographs, journal articles, and papers are cited in this selected bibliography of resources on the anthropology of dance. Most of the entries were published during the 1960s and 1970s. Entries are arranged alphabetically by author and give information on title, publisher or journal, date, and page numbers. The bibliography is presented…

This bibliography lists contemporary monographs that deal with communication theories and models. The items are grouped according to four categories: those presented in overviews and symposia; those included in encyclopedias of philosophy and social science; essays that represent various paradigm positions in which the discipline of speech…

Annotates books and articles that would be useful to someone who is becoming acquainted with the new rhetoric, that take note of the research and theory developed in the last two decades, and that seek a paradigm for rhetoric that will take into consideration changes in attitude and knowledge. (HOD)