Series Preface
Preface
General Introduction
PART 1: CARL ROGERS ON COMMUNICATION
Communication: Its Blocking and Its Facilitation (1951)
One Alternative to Nuclear Planetary Suicide (1984)
Conversation with Carl Rogers (1985)
PART 2: NEW VIEWS ON ROGERIAN THEORY AND PRACTICE
Forum: Reassessing Carl Roger's Principles in Composition Instruction
Classical and Rogerian Persuasion: An Archaeological/Ecological Explication
Rogerian Argument and the Context of Situation: Taking a Closer Look
Rogerian and Platonic Dialogue in-and Beyond-the Writing Classroom
The Fully Functioning Person, the Fully Functioning Writer: Carl Rogers and Expressive Pedagogy
Rogerian Principles and the Invention Process
Dewey, Kilpatrick, and Rogers on Expert Communication
Community Language Learning: Charles Curran's Application of Rogerian Counseling
Attitudes and Expectations in a Shared Responsibility Classroom
Carl Rogers and the Teaching of Rhetoric and Composition
PART 3: EMPATHY: THE HEART OF COLLABORATIVE COMMUNICATION
Backgrounds: Origins, Locations, and Multiple Definitions of Empathy
Rogerian Empathy
Heinz Kohut: Empathy in and Beyond Psychoanalysis
Teaching for and about Empathy as Collaborative Rhetoric
Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index