Keynote Addresses
8 "From Argument to Argumentation: Fifteen Years of Identify Crisis," Bruce E. Gronbeck, University of Iowa
20 "Argument and Forensics," David Zarefsky, Northwestern University
Distributed Paper
26 "Argumentation as a Communication Process," John H. Powers, Texas A&M University
Argument and the Law
36 "Summary of the Workshop, 'Communication and the Law' and the panel, 'Legal Argumentation and Advocacy,'" Carl Moore, Kent State University
49 "Analogical Reasoning in Legal Argumentation," William Benoit, Wayne State Unitersity, and John France, Ownes-Illinois, Inc., Toledo
62 "Theoretical Hurdles for the Advocate in Rape Trials," Ralphe Towne and Steven M. Weiss, Temple University
Argument: Theory and Criticism
68 "The 'Ideograph' as a Unit of Analysis in Political Argument," Michael McGee, University of Iowa
88 "Between the Liberal and the Metaphorical: Some Sources of Ambiguity in Scholarly Discourse," Herbert W. Simons, Temple University
94 "The Criticism of Foreign Policy Argument," Robert P. Newman, University of Pittsburgh
103 "Welcome Back Rhojack: Mass Media and the Study of Argument," Philip Wander, San Jose State University
112 "Perspectives on Argument," Joseph W. Wenzel, University of Illinois at Urbana
134 "Wurzburgh Revisited: Some Reasons Why the Induction-Deduction Squabble is Irrelevant to Argumentation," Charles Arthur Willard, Dartmouth College
184 "Argument as Linguistic Opportunity: A Search for Form and Function," V. William Balthrop, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
214 "Argument Communities: A Quest for Distinctions," Ray E. McKerrow, University of Maine at Orono
228 "Product, Process or Point of View?" David Zarefsky, Northwestern University
Argument and Forensics
239 "National Development Conference on Forensics: An Analysis of Four Basic Themes," George W. Ziegelmueller, Wayne State University
245 "Sedalia Plus Five: Forensics as Laboratory," David A. Thomas, Auburn University
258 "The Unfinished Agenda of Sedalia," Jack Rhodes, University of Utah
262 "Some Speculations About Evidence," Charles Arthur Willard, Dartmouth College
287 "The Use of Evidence in Value Argument: A Suggestion," Marilyn J. Young, Florida State University
296 "The 'Study' as Evidence and Argument in Academic, Policy Debate," Sara E. Newell, University of Utah
304 "The Liberal and the Conservative Presumptions: On Political Philosophy and the Foundation of Public Argument," G. Thomas Goodnight, Northwestern University
338 "Liberal and the Conservative Presumptions in Public Argument: A Critique," Thomas J. Hynes, Jr., University of Louisville
348 "Some Questions About Toulmin's View of Argument Fields," Charles Arthur Willard, Dartmouth College
401 "On Fields and Rational Enterprises: A Reply to Willard," Ray E. McKerrow, University of Maine at Orono
414 "The Textbooks for the Basic Argumentation Class: An Exchange with the Authors," Austin J. Freeley, John Carroll University
Rhodes, Jack, and Sara Newell, eds. Proceedings of the Summer Conference on Argumentation, 1979. n.p.: n.p., 1980.