JAC Volume 6

Editor:
Tim D. P. Lally

Volume 6, Issue #1, 1985–86

• Editorial (reprinted in volumes 4 and 5 as well)
  Tim D. P. Lally

Articles

• Hot Cognition: Emotions and Writing Behavior
  Alice G. Brand
• Rhetoric, Literature, and the Dissociation of Sensibility
  Sharon Crowley
• Toward a Rhetoric of Intersubjectivity: Introducing Jürgen Habermas
  Hugh H. Grady and Susan Wells
• Propositional Analysis and the Teaching of Reading with Writing
  Alice S. Horning
• The Use and Value of the Meditation in an Advanced Composition Course
  Jan Z. Schmidt
• Problem/Solution Cases in Technical Writing
  Glenn J. Broadhead and Richard R. Wright
• Developing Industrial Cases for Technical Writing on Campus
  David Mair and John Radovich
• Teaching Critical Thinking in the Technical Writing Class
  G. Douglas Meyers
• The Generational Cliché: Then You Saw It; Now They Don't
  Gary A. Olson
• Teaching Punctuation to Advanced Writers
  Charles F. Meyer
• Research Writing in Advanced Composition: An Essay in Definition
  Russell Rutter
• An Interpersonal Approach to Writing Negative Messages
  Douglas Salerno
• Untangling the Law: Verbal Design in Legal Argument
  Kristin R. Woolever
• A Survey of Graduate Writing Courses Offered at American Institutions
  Alan Golding and John Mascaro

Reviews

• The Rites of Writing, by Daniel J Dieterich, ed., and Teaching Writing in All Disciplines by C. Williams Griffin, ed.
  Christopher C. Burnham
• New Directions in Composition Research by Richard Beach and Lilian S. Bridwell, eds.
  Richard A. Filloy
• Style and Readability in Business Writing by James DeGeorge, Gary A. Olson, and Richard Ray, eds.
  Michael Keene
• Teaching Business Writing by Jeanne W. Halpern, ed.
  Gary A. Olson
• Interactive Writing: Composing with a Word Processor by Helen Schwartz
  Richard B. Larsen
• Writing and the Writer by Frank Smith
  Ronald Shook
• Theory and Practice in Teaching Composition: Processing, Distancing, and Modeling by Miles Myers and James Gray, eds.
  Karen I. Spear
• Courses for Change in Writing by Carl H. Klaus and Nancy Jones, eds.
  Ron Strahl
• Strategies for Business and Technical Writing by Kevin Harty, and Elements of Practical Writing by Ralph Voss
  Kristin R. Woolever