Background
Wingate, Marcel Edward was born on February 27, 1923 in New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Morton Harvey and Elizabeth (Martin) Wingett.
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This work critically analyzes a broad range of contributions throughout history on stuttering that penetrates the layers of accrued lore about the disorder. Stuttering remains an enigma largely because so much of the discourse about it consists of conjecture, facile assumptions, and unwarranted contentions. More than a recounting of the historical records of stuttering, this book documents the circumstances and influences that have operated to keep knowledge about stuttering at a predominantly pre-scientific level of inquiry. It brings into focus, for the first time, cultural-intellectual contexts that have strongly influenced beliefs regarding the disorder.
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This book was not written for any particular audience; generally speaking, I believe its contents should be substantive for anyone who has an interest in the nature of normal language processes and their dysfunction. None theless, in writing the book I have had in mind that its contents will be of special interest and value to persons in several disciplines, most notably certain areas of psychology and linguistics, and especially where those in terests overlap. It should also be worthwhile to individuals involved in what has come to be known as neurolinguistics, and, of course, to persons having a particular interest in the disorder of stuttering. More has been written about stuttering than all the other speech disor ders combined, yet it has remained an enigma. In my view the major source of the continued failure to isolate the nature of stuttering lies in the matter of the questions asked about it. It is not simply that they were not the right questions, but rather that there have actually been so few bona fide questions! Too much of what has been written and said about stutter ing has come in the form of declarative statement, which typically reflects some guiding concept and assumption(s). Moreover, most of what has passed as questions has been of a similar nature.
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This work critically analyzes a broad range of contributions throughout history on stuttering that penetrates the layers of accrued lore about the disorder. Stuttering remains an enigma largely because so much of the discourse about it consists of conjecture, facile assumptions, and unwarranted contentions. More than a recounting of the historical records of stuttering, this book documents the circumstances and influences that have operated to keep knowledge about stuttering at a predominantly pre-scientific level of inquiry. It brings into focus, for the first time, cultural-intellectual contexts that have strongly influenced beliefs regarding the disorder.
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Wingate, Marcel Edward was born on February 27, 1923 in New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Morton Harvey and Elizabeth (Martin) Wingett.
Bachelor, Grinnell College, Iowa, 1948. Master of Arts, University Washington, 1952. Doctor of Philosophy, University Washington, 1956.
Psychologist, Childrens Hospital, Seattle, 1953-1957; psychologist, Washington State C.P. Center, Seattle, 1954-1957; assistant professor, U. Washington, Seattle, 1957-1965; associate professor, U. Washington, Seattle, 1965-1968; professor, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1968-1973; professor, U. Arizona, Tucson, 1973-1975; professor speech, hearing science, Washington State University, Pullman, since 1975. Consultant psychologist St. Mary's Hospital, Lewiston, New York, 1969-1973. Internationally recognized expert on stuttering.
(This book was not written for any particular audience; ge...)
( This work critically analyzes a broad range of contribu...)
( This work critically analyzes a broad range of contribu...)
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With United States Army, 1942-1945, European Theatre of Operations. Fellow American Speech and Hearing Association.
Married Elaine C. Kayser, June 8, 1948 (divorced July 1968). Children: Nancy, Amy, Jennifer. Married Cicely Anne Johnston, June 7, 1969.
Children: Marcel Richard, Cicely Anna Marie.