College Composition and Communication, Vol. 27, No. 4, December 1976

Table of Contents

• Public Opinion and Professional Belief

  Carl Klaus

• Frag, a poem

  B. H. Fairchild, Jr.

• The Teacher of Writing

  Janice M. Lauer

• Erasable Bond, a poem

  John V. Chard

• Freshman Composition: The Right Texts but the Wrong Students Walk in the Door

  Dorothy Margaret Guinn

• You Are Like a Simile, a poem

  Raymond Griffith

• Analogy as an Approach to Rhetorical Theory

  William F. Irmscher

• The Importance of Making Distinctions between Kinds of Writing

  Glenn Matott

• Notes Toward a Semantic Theory of Rhetoric Within a Case Grammar Framework

  Frank J. D'Angelo

• Writing Effective Paragraphs

  Carol Cohan

• From Logic to Composition and Reading

  Dennis J. Packard

• Carl Rogers's Alternative to Traditional Rhetoric

  Maxine Hairston

• Composition Teacher as Reading Teacher

  Marilyn S. Sternglass

• To Be for All Seasons: The Faulty Complement

  William H. Pixton

• Titles, a Treatise On

  Harry H. Crosby

• Poeta Nascitur Nec Non Fit, a poem

  David Curtis

• Creative Writing: Start with the Student's Motive

  Stephen Minot

• Staffroom Interchanges

• Jeu D'Esprit

• Three-Year Index

* Journal articles are provided in PDF format and can be opened using the free Adobe® Reader® program or a comparable viewer. Click here to download and install the most recent version of Adobe Reader.