Week 11/12 - Dewey/AMNH Retrieval

AMNH:
*Dingus, Lowell. The Mistaken Extinction: dinosaur evolution and the origin of birds. New York: W.H. Freeman, 1998.
---Available at URI. Call #QE862 D5 D4928 1998.

*Dingus, Lowell. Next of Kin.
---Ordered from JWU Prov 8/1/07.

*British Museum (Natural History). Dinosaurs and their living relatives. London: British Museum, 1979.
---Ordered from RWU 8/1/07.

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Dewey (all from Argumentation & Advocacy bibliographies):
*Borchers, G. (1968). John Dewey and Speech Education. Western Speech, 32, 127-137.
---Ordered on ILL 8/1/07.

*Burks, D. (1968). John Dewey and Rhetorical Theory. Western Speech, 32, 118-126.
---Ordered on ILL 8/1/07.

*Johnstone, C.L. (1983). "Dewey, Ethics, and Rhetoric: Toward a contemporary conception of practical wisdom." Philosophy and Rhetoric, 16, 185-207.
---Already ordered.

*Keith, W. (2002, May). "Dewey, discussion, and democracy in speech pedagogy." Paper presented at the meeting of the Rhetoric Society of America, Las Vegas, NV.
---Further Publication Info? Keith, William. (2003). "Dewey, Discussion, and Democracy in Speech Pedagogy." Rhetorical Democracy: Discursive Practices of Civic Engagement. Requested from RIC 8/2/07.

*Also, I found a complete bibliography of Keith's other works, many of which look promising: www.uwm.edu/Dept/Commun/faculty/keithvita.pdf

*Carey, J.W. (1989). Communication as culture: Essays on media and society. Boston: Unwin Hyman.
---Requested from RIC 8/2/07.

*Hicks, D., & Greene, R.W. (2000). "Debating both sides: Argument pedagogy as a technology of citizenship." In T. Hollihan (ed.), Argument for a new century: Proceedings of the Eleventh NCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation (pp 300-307). Washington: National Communication Association. Ordered on ILL 8/2/07.

---Came across the following citation while searching for the previous article (above)... This second citation was legitimized by Greene's Curriculum Vitae. Perhaps the above citation is a previous version..?
D. Hicks and R.W. Greene (2000). Debating Both Sides: Argument Pedagogy and the Production of the Deliberative Citizen. M. Hollihan (ed.), Argument at Century’s End: Reflecting on the Past and Envisioning the Future. (pp. 300-307 ). Annandale, VA: NCA. Ordered on ILL 8/2/07.

*Also came across a curriculum vitae for Robert Walter Greene: http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:HI_EykxeOAIJ:https://www2.cla.umn.edu/
faculty/download_attachment.php%3Ffilename%3DGreeneCV107.doc%26binary_or_
jpeg%3Dbinary%26id%3D266601+%22Debating+both+sides%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=4&gl=us

*Hicks, D. & Langsdorf, L. (1999). "Regulating disagreement, constituting participants: A critique of proceduralist theories of democracy." Argumentation, 13, 139-160.
---Ordered on ILL 8/2/07.

*While looking for the above Hicks article, also saw a partial citation to another of Hicks' works available on Project Muse.. begins with: Darrin Hicks - The Promise(s) of Deliberative Democracy - Rhetoric ...

*Rhine, R. (1968) "Introduction: The Influence of John Dewey on speech." Western Speech, 32, 114-117.
---Ordered on ILL 8/1/07.

*Westbrook, Robert B. John Dewey and American Democracy. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1991. xvii + 570.
---Available at URI. Call # JC251 D48 W47 1991.

*Langsdorf, Lenore (1997). Argument as Inquiry in a Postmodern Context. Argumentation 11, 315-327.
---Ordered on ILL 8/2/07.

*Callon, Michel. 2004. "Europe Wrestling with Technology." Economy and Society 33(1):121-34.
---Link to record/ PDF: http://0-www.informaworld.com.helin.uri.edu/smpp/content~content=a713700420~db=all~order=page

*Feenberg, Andrew, and Darin David Barney, Eds, 2004. Community in the Digital Age: Philosophy and Practice. Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield.
---Ordered on ILL 8/2/07.

*Poster, Mark. 1995/2002. "Cyberdemocracy: Internet as a Public Sphere?" pp. 171-188 in Whats the matter with the internet? edited by Mark Poster. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
---Ordered on ILL 8/2/07.

*In Brouwer and Squires "Public Intellectuals," citation to "(1935/1963, p. 47)." Quote itself refers to the idea of "Social Intelligence" which challenges the power exercised by publicity agents/pressure groups.
---This excerpt is from Dewey's Liberalism and Social Action, published originally in 1935, which is now published in volume 11 of the Later Works.

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Note: already have copies of...
"elastic agnostic publics"
"the multiple mr dewey"
"eloquent citizen"
"public intellectuals"