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Argumentation and Advocacy articles from June 2000
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Argumentation and Advocacy archives from June 2000
FOREWORD: A LONG AND PROUD TRADITION.
June 22, 2000... This introduction to the following collection of essays about the AFA's fifty-year history is merely to remind us of a few points: Forensics has a long history which predates the AFA; forensic activities and terminology have changed as...
ORGANIZING A COMMUNITY AND RESPONDING TO ITS NEEDS: THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS OF THE AMERICAN FORENSIC ASSOCIATION.
June 22, 2000... Organizations that celebrate their fiftieth anniversary must have a history of both adaptation and consistency. This is especially true of organizations such as the American Forensic Association that respond to the needs of an active...
THE EARLY YEARS: RECOLLECTIONS.(American Forensic Association)
June 22, 2000... PRESENT AT THE UREATION
The first meeting of the organization that was to form the American Forensic Association was held by a group of forensic directors in attendance at a debate tournament, formally known as the Iowa Collegiate...
THE NATIONAL DEBATE TOURNAMENT: A TEST OF THE AFA'S PROFESSIONALISM.(American Forensic Association)
June 22, 2000... On December 27, 1966 the American Forensic Association voted to assume sponsorship of the National Debate Tournament (NDT). For the next two decades, issues related to the NDT consumed major portions of the association's annual business...
AFA-NIET HISTORY.(American Forensic Association-National Individual Events Tournament)
June 22, 2000... During the early years of the American Forensic Association, debate was the primary focus of emphasis. In the 1960s, the increasing number of individual events programs began to be noticed across the nation. This seemed to cause a sense of...
AFA SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH: JOURNALS AND CONFERENCES.(American Forensic Association)
June 22, 2000... The American Forensic Association is both a professional and a scholarly organization. Its members' interests include both forensic activities (primarily coaching, judging, and directing competitive programs in debate and individual events) and...
AFTERWORD: IN RETROSPECTIVE PROSPECT.(American Forensic Association)
June 22, 2000... The phrase, "in retrospective prospect," stolen from Kenneth Burke, describes one of the processes of Burke's book revisions. He would read what he had written, change very little, and then update with an essay which both summarizes in new...
AFA HISTORY: SOME BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SUGGESTIONS.(American Forensic Association)
June 22, 2000... There is an old dictum: Although the past never changes, historical writing about the past does change. New histories are written as new facts are uncovered and as new interpretations are made. The essays in this special issue of the journal do...