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PUBLICATIONS LIST
1. BOOKS
The Phonetic Alphabet (1954)
Dubuque: Wm. C. Brown Co. [A workbook for learning
the International Phonetic Alphabet and several
phonemic symbol systems.]
(with Martin T. Todaro)The
Phonetic Alphabet(1971)Revised edition, and
Third Edition, (1983). New York: McGraw-Hill.
(with Ray Flugel) Foundations
of Air Power (1958). Maxwell AFB, Ala.: Air
University.
The Air Force Staff Officer
(1958). Maxwell AFB, Ala.: Air University. [Accompanied
by a 156-page "Student Workbook" and a
145-page "Instructor's Guide." [Used
in the USAF and in the air forces of several allied
nations.]
The Language of the Air
Force in English (1976). New York: Regents Pub.
Co. [A volume in Regents' ESL "Careers in
English" series. Out of print at Regents in
1984, but reprinted for use in 1985 and 1986 for
use at the Egyptian Air Academy by arrangement between
Telemedia, Inc. and the author].
2. CHAPTERS IN BOOKS, ETC.
"The Rhetorical Principles
of Aristotle, Cicero and Quintillion as They Appear
in the Dale Carnegie Course in Public Speaking,"
(monograph) New York: Dale Carnegie and Co., 1949.
"Programming thinking,"
in Ofiesh and Meierhenry, Trends in Programmed
Instruction (1964). Washington, DC: National
Education Assoc. and National Society for Programmed
Instruction.
"Three misconceptions
of communication," in N. G. Juleus, Perspectives
in Public Speaking (1966). New York: American
Book Co.
"Evaluation in individualized
language instruction systems," in Proceedings
of Seminar V (1974). Presidio of Monterey, Calif.:
Defense Language Institute.
"Some important oddities
of English spoken numbers," in M. K. Burt and
H. C. Dulay, On TESOL 1975; New directions
in second language learning, teaching and bilingual
education (1975). Washington, DC: Teachers of
English to Speakers of Other Languages.
(with K. A. Harwood) "On
definition of communication," in Eileen Hart,
Communicating styles for managers (1978).
New York, NY: Penton Learning Systems.
"Criterion testing of
language skills," in Leslie Palmer, Papers
on language testing: 1967-1974 (1975). Washington,
DC: TESOL.
--Also in Bilingual education
for Latinos (1979). Washington, D.C.:
Assoc. for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
(with Calvin Peterson) "Some
theoretical problems and practical solutions in
language test validity," in Randall L. Jones
and Bernard Spolsky, Proceedings of the international
symposium on language testing (1975). Arlington,
Va.: Center for Applied Linguistics.
"Some thoughts on individualization,"
in Donna Ilyin and Thomas Tragardh, Classroom
practices in TESOL (1977). Washington, DC: TESOL.
"Alternative methods of
oral proficiency assessment," in James R. Frith,
Measuring spoken language proficiency (1980).
Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press.
"Instructional decisions
and language tests: Matching the test to the decision,"
in Achara Wangsatorn, Ed., Trends in language
programme evaluation (1986). Bangkok, Thailand:
Chulalongkorn Univ. Press.
"The signals," (story)
in Stanley Schmidt, Mind to mind: Tales of communication
(1984). New York: Davis Publications, Inc.
"In olde Monterey,"
(1986). San Francisco: Candide Productions. [An
audio-tape walking tour, "Sound Trek,"
of historic sites in Monterey, California.]
“How poets communicate,” in
Literature and psychoanalysis: Proceedings
of the 18th international conference
on literature and psychoanalysis, May 2001. (2002)
Lisbon:
"How a poet sees," Proceedings
of the 19th
International Conference on Literature and Psychoanalysis,
U. of Greenwich, England:On line at www.clas.edu/ipsa/2003/1PetSees.html
Institutio de Psicologia Aplicada.
3. PERIODICAL ARTICLES
A. ON COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNICATION
THEORY
(with Kenneth Harwood) "Toward
a general theory of communication," Audiovisual
Communication Review, 1953, 1, 227-233.
(with Kenneth Harwood) "On
definition of communication," Journal of
Communication (1953), 3, 71-75.
(with Kenneth Harwood) "Cybernetics
explained for instructors," Air Training
and Development Informational Bulletin (1953),
4, 53-56.
"A glance at the history
of international languages," Journal of
Communication (1955), 5, 77-80.
(with Kenneth Harwood) "Some
questions about attention," Journal of Communication
(1958), 8, 106-110.
"The study of communication
in 1970," Journal of Communication (1960)
10, 10-19.
"Ten Year Index of the
Journal of Communication," Journal of Communication
(1971), 11, insert.
"Three persistent misconceptions
of communication," ETC.: A Review
of General Semantics (1963), 20, 135-45. [Also
broadcast on KPFA, educational radio, in 1963.]
"Breaking down the barriers
to world-wide communication," The Toastmaster
(1964) 30, 8-12. (An invitational keynote
address to the Toastmasters International Convention,
Denver, Sept., 1964.]
"The signals," Analog:
Science Fact/Science Fiction, July 1966. [A
story with a "moral" on communication
research. See FICTION category below for three
more stories with similar themes.]
"Occam's razor and Juliet’s
Rose," Performance and Instruction (1989)
28, 2, pp. 29-31. (On the language of performance
technology.)
"But what IS it, really?"
Performance and Instruction, (1989) 28, 5,
pp. 35-36. [About E'. More on the language of
performance and instruction technology.]
"Words about media selection,"
Performance and Instruction (1992) 31,1, pp.
9-14.
B. ON MILITARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING
"Speech education in the
Air Force," Education, 1956, 77, 117-122.
"The teaching of communication
in the Air University," Air University Newsletter,
5,2, 10-26.
"From the ground up,"
USAF Filmstrip 56-3-PS, with tape-recorded sound,
1956.
"Observation," AFROTC
Filmstrip with Instructor's Guide, 1962. [On observation
of work behavior. Widely used by the Air Training
Command and also by the Navy.]
C. ON CREATIVE THINKING AND PROBLEM
SOLVING
"Wake up your mind,"
AFROTC Filmstrip 56-3-PS, with tape-recorded sound,
1956.
"Blazing new trails in
thinking," Journal of the American Dietetic
Association (1958) 34, 124-8.
"Checklist for staffing
problems," Hospital Nursing Newsletter (1958)
3, 1.
"Recognition of fallacious
reasoning," (Maxwell AFB: Air Force ROTC, 1962).
[An experimental 'programmed instruction' lesson
for staff officers.]
"Stop to think--Start
to think," Journal of the American Dietetics
Association, (November 1962).
"Start to think,"
Hospital Topics (April 1963). [Abridged
reprint of the item above.]
D. ON PHONETICS
"A note on applied phonetics,"
Speech and Drama [England] (1952) 1, 8-9.
"Applied phonetics again,"
Speech and Drama (1953) 2, 8.
"It's only a dream,"
College English Association Critic (1957)
19, 2. [On proposals for English spelling revision.]
Pronunciation Guide
Air Science Terms. (1963)San Juan, Puerto
Rico: AFROTC Detachment 755, 1963. [A pronouncing
dictionary for Spanish-speaking Air Force cadets.]
"Some important oddities
of English phonetics," (1967). TESOL Quarterly,
2, 52-55.
"Whassa mispernunciation?"
Defense Language Institute Forum (1974) 29-30.
[On the important distinction between a mispronunciation
and a misarticulation.]
E. ON AUDIOLOGY
(with Peter Denes) "Frequency
Differential Thresholds for Quality of Pure Tones,"
Nature [England](1951) 167, 204.
(with Peter Denes) "Difference
limina for quality of pure tones: An exploratory
study," Quarterly Journal of Experimental
Psychology (1951) 3, 89-91.
F. ON LISTENING
"A terminology for the
concept of 'Listenability'," Bulletin of
the International Association of Teachers of speech
and Drama [England] (1950) 16, 4-6.
"The social context of
listenability research," Journal of Communication
(1952) 2, 44-47.
"On definition of 'Listenability',"
Southern Speech Journal (1952) 18, 20-23.
"Listenability and 'Human
Interest'," Speech Monographs (1955)
22, 53-7. [Report of Ph.D. dissertation, Univ.
of Southern Calif., 1951.]
G. ON PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
AND INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEMS
"Comparison of overt and
covert responding on a programmed lesson assigned
as homework," Journal of Programed Instruction
(1963) 2, 13-19. Also in Allen Jack Edwards
and Dale P. Scannell, Educational Psychology.
(1969)Cleveland, Ohio: World Publishing Co.
"Are people pigeons?
Is programming progress?" AFROTC Education
Bulletin (1963) 20, 1-9.
Reprinted in: USAF Instructor’s
Journal (1964) 1, 26-30.
Improving College
and University Teaching (1966) 14.
Clearing House,
1967, 41, 567-8. [Digest]
"After the programming
fad fades, then what?" Audiovisual Communication
Review (1963) 11, 3-9.
Reprinted in: Visual Education
[England] (April 1964) 2-5.
Newsletter
[for Girl Scout leaders] (1964) 29,7 [Digested].
"Text writer or textwright.”
Journal of the National Society for Programmed
Instruction. (1963) 2, 5-6.
"Another format for linear
programs," Journal of the National Society
for Programmed Instruction. (1965) 4, 7.
"The Liederkrantz response
mode," Journal of the National Society for
Programmed Instruction. (1965) 4, 11.
Reprinted in: NSPI Journal
(1979) 18, 4.
(with Silas Meckel) "Tape
Recorded Programs with Minimum Visual Aids: Technical
Note 1 on Programming American Language Instruction,"
[monograph] Pittsburgh, Pa.: American Institutes
for Research in the Behavioral Sciences, (Feb. 1963)
"The Format of Printed
Programmed Booklets,” Tech. Note 2 on Programming
American Language Instruction," [monograph]
Pittsburgh, Pa.:AIR (Feb. 1964).
"Some Problems of a Teaching
Machine for Overseas Use: Tech. Note 3 on Programming
American Language Instruction," [monograph]
Pittsburgh, Pa.: AIR, (June 1964).
"Administrative Procedures
and Validation Standards for Development of Programmed
Instruction in American English: Tech. Note 5,"
Pittsburgh, Pa.: AIR, (1964).
H. ON TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES,
INCLUDING ENGLISH
"The DLI English Language
Training Program," Speech for Foreign and
Bilingual Students Newsletter (March 1967) 9-10.
"Teaching people to speak
English: Where the action is," Speech for
Foreign and Bilingual Students Newsletter (March
1967) 1-4.)
"The rebuttal," Speech
for Foreign and Bilingual Students Newsletter (Sept.,
1967) 6-8. [Reply to a response critical of the
above article.]
"Criterion testing of
language skills." TESOL Quarterly (1968)
2, 27-32. [The first article ever published on
language CRTs?]
"Is learning English worth
the trouble, Miss Fidditch?" Foreign Language
Annals (1972) 5, 331-340. [On motivation.]
Reprinted as pamphlet by
Directorate, U.S. Dependent Schools, European Area,
1972.
"Motivating and demotivating
language students," Medium [Canada]
(1980) 5, 31-49. [In both English and French.]
I. MISCELLANEOUS
"English theater troupe
brings down the house," The (Monterey,
CA) Herald’s Weekend, (August 30, 1987) 3-4.
[About Richard Burbage and the history of the Globe
Theatre, London.]
"Computerized service:
'For our convenience?' or what?" Weekend
(Jan. 17, 1988) pp. 6-7. [Mainly about computerization
of banks.]
"01, 10, 11, 100."
Analog (Sept. 1988) 107, p. 121. [This verse
about binary arithmetic has frequently been reprinted
in a variety of media.)
"Test Items." A
column on intelligence and other test forms in
Of Mice and Mensa, also
regularly reprinted in Interloc. Both are
publications of American Mensa, Ltd. Monthly from
Feb. 1986 to June 1990 and irregularly thereafter.
"Legend of the bike-bomber,"
Crosshairs (Dec. 1993) p. 32.
J. SCIENCE FICTION
"The Signals.” [Also noted
above under COMMUNICATION THEORY.]
"The frequency of the
signals," Analog (October 1986). [Another
story with a "moral" about communication
research.]
"The day the signals started,"
Analog (March 1991). [ditto]
"The day the signal stopped,"
Analog (Jan. 1993). [ditto]
NOTES:
(1) This list does not include approximately
30 professional book reviews, 25 or 30 papers delivered
at summer institutes, professional conventions, international
symposia, as Invitational Lectures at universities,
etc. Nor does it include some published poetry, about
a dozen radio plays, and some trivial articles.
(2) Beginning in 1999, Dr. Cartier has been writing
a column, "Notes, Quotes and Anecdotes," in
Mensa Research Journal.
(3) Someday, these references may be converted to the
APA standards, but don’t hold your breath
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