Afa Support for Research: Journals and Conferences

Zarefsky, David; Sillars, Malcolm O.

doi:10.1080/00028533.2000.11951657

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“…But SCA also approved a proposal Malcolm Sillars and I had developed, with the support of the Forensics Division, for the co-sponsorship of a summer conference on argumentation. 8 Originally planned as a one-time venture, the conference proved so successful that it has been held biennially since 1979. 9 I had another tour of duty on the Legislative Council when I was elected to an atlarge position for a term beginning in 1986.…”

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David Zarefsky, 1993 President, National Communication Association

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confidence: 99%

David Zarefsky, 1993 President, National Communication Association

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2010

Review of Communication

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The Transcript of a Continuing Conversation: David Zarefsky and Public Address

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Argumentation and Advocacy

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The Debate Authors Working Group Model for Collaborative Knowledge Production in Forensics Scholarship

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The disconnect between modes of knowledge production inforensics (mostly collaborative) and academic study in the humanities (mostly solo work) is a chasm that can complicate the transition fiom tournament competitor to professional scholar. Might arrangements that promote joint authorship help harmonize the two modes of knowledge production and convert creative energy fiom the forensics setting to the academic publishing enterprise? This essay considers the possibility, reflecting on how efforts to coordinate collaborative knowledge production in debate authors working groups relate to professional development challenges isolated in the 1974 The analysis sheds light on issues of perennial importance for the forensics community and also contributes understanding of how recent technological and sodological trends portend changes in the process of knowledge production for the academy writ large.

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Afa Support for Research: Journals and Conferences

Cited by 3 publications

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David Zarefsky, 1993 President, National Communication Association

David Zarefsky, 1993 President, National Communication Association

The Transcript of a Continuing Conversation: David Zarefsky and Public Address

The Debate Authors Working Group Model for Collaborative Knowledge Production in Forensics Scholarship

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