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1. Reviews of teaching/learning resources

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Cassandra L. Book, Michael R. Moore, Joy McClintock, Michael L. Lewis, Eric M. Eisenberg, Martin Cobin, Lauren Ann Vicker, Robert G. Powell, Nancy L. Buerkel‐Rothfuss, Robert Shuter, and David C. Ralph

Subjects
Communication, Language and Linguistics, Education
Published
1981
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3. New books in review

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Wayne E. Brockriede, Thomas H. Olbricht, George T. Tade, Arthur J. Bronstein, Elizabeth Carr, Jon K. Shallop, John W. Black, Forbes Hill, Vincent M. Bevilacqua, Clarence W. Edney, Jerome Landfield, Richard Murphy, Lloyd I. Watkins, Robert P. Friedman, Charles W. Lomas, Martin Cobin, Ray Irwin, Robert M. Post, Douglas Ehninger, James H. McBath, Huber W. Ellingsworth, Harold P. Zelko, N. Edd Miller, and Mary H. Arbenz

Subjects
Communication, Language and Linguistics, Education
Published
1964
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4. Letters to the editor

Author

Samuel L. Becker, Wallace C. Fotheringham, Martin Cobin, Max Nelson, Charles Pedrey, Sherwin Abrams, Murray A. Hewgill, and Zack L. York

Subjects
General Medicine
Published
1961
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6. New books in review

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Robert Gunderson, Bernard F. Dukore, Clayton Garrison, Sam Smiley, Elbert R. Bowen, W. M. Parrish, Eugene E. White, Ray Nadeau, Donald C. Bryant, Jerome Landfield, Joseph O'Rourke, Gregg Phifer, Austin J. Freeley, Warren E. Wright, Franklin H. Knower, Donald K. Smith, William Kay Archer, Helen G. Burr, Edmund C. Nuttaix, Harold L. Luper, Harold E. Nelson, F. Brooks Sanders, Martin Cobin, Samuel L. Becker, Ronald F. Reid, Gordon F. Hostettler, Goodwin F. Berquist, and Keith Brooks

Subjects
Communication, Language and Linguistics, Education
Published
1961
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7. Traditional Theater and Modern Television in Japan

Author

Martin Cobin

Subjects
Cultural influence, Literature, business.industry, Interpretation (philosophy), media_common.quotation_subject, Art, The arts, Aesthetics, Technological advance, business, Contemporary culture, Japanese culture, Drama, media_common
Abstract

Not only does the art-culture relationship exist for all the arts; it exists in the present as well as in the past. The statements art makes about contemporary culture and values, therefore, merit consideration however much they may appear less clear, less tangible, or less susceptible of objective interpretation than the statements art makes about the past. One of the recognized facts of contemporary Japanese culture is the highly advanced technology it has achieved in a relatively short time

Published
1969
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