Robert L. Scott

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Robert Lee Scott was an assistant professor of speech at University of Houston before he became a professor of speech at University of Minnesota in 1964. He is a member of the Speech Communication Association. He also was an editor for The Quarterly Journal of Speech for 2 years.

Education

• B.A. from University of Colorado
• M.A. from University of Nebraska
• Ph.D from University of Illinois

Awards

• The Teaching Award of the College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota
• Winans-Wichelns Research Award. 1970.
• Charles H. Woolbert Research Award. 1981.
• Douglas-Ehninger Distinguished Scholar Award. 1989.
• Distinguished Scholar of Association Award. 1992.

Contents 1 Article Summaries 2 Additional Works/Publication 2.1 Books 2.2 Articles/Essays

Article Summaries

Scott, Robert L. "On Viewing Rhetoric as Epistemic"

Additional Works/Publication

Books

The Speaker's Reader: Concepts in Communication. 1969

Methods of Rhetorical Criticism; A Twentieth-Century Perspective. 1980

Articles/Essays

"The Rhetoric of Confrontation" 1969

"On Not Defining 'Rhetoric'" 1973

"The Conservative Voice in Radical Rhetoric: A Common Approach to Division" 1973

"On Viewing Rhetoric as Epistemic: Ten Years Later" 1976

"Epistemic Rhetoric and Criticism: Where Barry Brummett Goes Wrong" 1990

"The Necessary Pluralism of Any Future History of Rhetoric" 1991

"Rhetoric is Epistemic: What Difference Does That Make" 1993