Epilogue: "Jim Kinneavy.".
The author focuses on English professor James L. Kinneavy. He describes teacher as a good-natured scholar. He also cites that he remembers the professor for his thoughts, particularly those about the heritage and history of the humanities. He notes that Kinneavy, who wrote the book "Theory of Discou...
| Published in: | Discourse Studies In Honor of James L. Kinneavy pp. 212 - 216 |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1989
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| Summary: | The author focuses on English professor James L. Kinneavy. He describes teacher as a good-natured scholar. He also cites that he remembers the professor for his thoughts, particularly those about the heritage and history of the humanities. He notes that Kinneavy, who wrote the book "Theory of Discourse," was a founder of the new discipline of composition or rhetoric. |
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