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Thematic Contents | |
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Preface | |
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Credits | |
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Writing Myths and Rituals | |
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Writing Fitness: Rituals and Practice | |
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Place, Time, and Tools | |
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Energy and Attitude | |
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Keeping a Journal | |
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Reading Entries Write-to-Learn Entries Writing Entries | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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Situations, Purposes, and Processes for Writing | |
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The Rhetorical Situation | |
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Elements of the Rhetorical Situation | |
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The Writer the Occasion Purpose Audience Genre Context | |
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Why the Rhetorical Situation Is Important | |
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Purposes for Writing | |
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Writer-Based Purposes | |
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Subject- and Audience-Based Purposes | |
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Combinations of Purposes | |
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Subject, Purpose, and Thesis | |
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Purpose and Audience | |
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Audience Analysis | |
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Purpose, Audience, and Genre | |
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Analyzing the Rhetorical Situation | |
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Purpose, Audience, and Context in Two Essays | |
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"The Struggle to Be an All-American Girl" by Elizabeth Wong | |
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"I'm OK, but You're Not" by Robert Zoellner | |
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Dimensions of the Writing Process | |
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Collecting | |
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Shaping | |
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Drafting | |
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Revising | |
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The Whole Process | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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A Writing Process at Work: Drafting and Revising | |
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From the Rough Draft of "The Declaration of Independence" by Thomas Jefferson | |
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Observing | |
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Techniques for Writing About Observations | |
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Observing People | |
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Observing Places | |
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Observing Objects | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"Take This Fish and Look at It" by Samuel H. Scudder | |
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Observing: the Writing Process | |
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Assignment for Observing | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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Collecting | |
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Sketching Taking Double-Entry Notes Answering Questions Freewriting | |
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Shaping | |
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Spatial Order Chronological Order Comparison/Contrast Definition Simile, Metaphor, and Analogy Title, Introduction, and Conclusion | |
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Drafting | |
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Reread Journal Entries and Notes Reobserve Your Subject Reexamine Purpose, Audience, Dominant Idea, and Shape Create a Draft | |
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Revising | |
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Gaining Distance and Objectivity Rereading and Responding to Your Readers Guidelines for Revision Genre Context | |
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Peer Response | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"Permanent Tracings" by Jennifer Macke (student) | |
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Remembering | |
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Techniques for Writing About Memories | |
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Remembering People | |
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Remembering Places | |
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Remembering Events | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"Cÿsar Chà vez Saved My Life" by Daniel "Nene" Alejandrez | |
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Remembering: the Writing Process | |
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Assignment for Remembering | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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Collecting | |
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Shaping | |
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Genre Chronological Order Comparison/Contrast Image Voice and Tone Persona Dialogue Title, Introduction, and Conclusion | |
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Drafting | |
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Revising | |
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Guidelines for Revision | |
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Peer Response | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"The Wind Catcher" by Todd Petry (student) | |
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Reading | |
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Techniques for Analyzing and Responding to Texts | |
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Critical Reading Strategies | |
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Double-Entry Log Critical Rereading Guide | |
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Guidelines for Class Discussion | |
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Summarizing and Responding to an Essay | |
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"Teach Diversity���with a Smile" by Barbara Ehrenreich | |
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Summarizing | |
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Summary of "Teach Diversity���with a Smile" | |
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Responding | |
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Types of Responses Kinds of Evidence | |
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Response to "Teach Diversity���with a Smile" | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"Letter to America" by Margaret Atwood | |
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Casebook on Responses to Climate Change | |
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"The Rise of Renewable Energy" by Daniel M. Kammen | |
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"50 Things You Can Do" | |
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Reading and Writing Processes | |
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Assignment for Reading/Writing | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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"Teaching Tolerance in America" by Dudley Erskine Devlin | |
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Collecting | |
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Text Annotation Reading Log | |
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Shaping | |
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Avoiding Plagiarism | |
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Summary Shaping | |
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Description Paraphrase Direct Quotation Avoiding Plagiarism | |
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Sample Summaries | |
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Response Shaping | |
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Analyzing Agreeing/Disagreeing Interpreting and Reflecting | |
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Outlines for Summary/Response Essays | |
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Drafting | |
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Revising | |
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Guidelines for Revision | |
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Peer Response | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"Letter to Margaret Atwood" by Dean C. Swift (student) | |
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Analyzing and Designing Visuals | |
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Techniques for Analyzing Visuals | |
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Analyzing Visuals | |
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Composition Focal Point Narrative Themes | |
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Analyzing Visuals with Text | |
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Analyzing Visuals in Context | |
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"Progress or Not" by Jonathan Alter | |
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"Who's a Looter?" by Tania Ralli | |
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Analyzing the Genre of the Visual | |
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Rhetorical Appeals to the Audience | |
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Appeal to Reason Appeal to Emotion Appeal to Character and Credibility Combined Appeal in an Ad | |
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Techniques for Designing Visuals | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"Analysis of RosettaStone Ad" by Sarah Kay Hurst (student) | |
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Processes for Analyzing and Designing Visuals | |
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Assignment for Analyzing Visuals | |
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Assignment for Designing Visuals | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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Collecting | |
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Shaping | |
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Analysis Focused on the Visual | |
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"Triple Self-Portrait" by Charles Rosen and Henri Zerner | |
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Analysis Focused on the Social Context | |
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"Out of the Picture on the Abortion Ban" by Ellen Goodman | |
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Analysis Focused on the Story | |
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"Coming Home" by Carolyn Kleiner Butler | |
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Drafting | |
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Peer Response | |
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Revising | |
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Guidelines for Revision | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"Some Don't Like Their Blues at All" by Karyn M. Lewis (student) | |
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Explaining | |
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Techniques for Explaining | |
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Explaining What: Definition | |
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Explaining How: Process Analysis | |
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Explaining Why: Causal Analysis | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"How to Take Control of Your Credit Cards" by Suze Orman | |
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Explaining: the Writing Process | |
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Assignment for Explaining | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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Collecting | |
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Questions Branching Observing Remembering Reading Investigating | |
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Research Tips | |
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Shaping | |
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Audience and Genre Definition and Classification Example Voice and Tone Chronological Order and Process Analysis Causal Analysis Introduction and Lead-In Lead-In, Thesis, and Essay Map Paragraph Transitions and Hooks Body Paragraphs | |
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Tips for Integrating Images | |
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Drafting | |
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Revising | |
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Guidelines for Revision | |
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Peer Response | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"White Lies: White-Collar Crime in America" by Chris Blakely (student) | |
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Evaluating | |
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Techniques for Writing Evaluations | |
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Evaluating Commercial Products or Services | |
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"The Hybrid Grows Up," by Consumer Reports | |
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Evaluating Works of Art | |
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"'American Gothic,' Pitchfork Perfect" by Paul Richard | |
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Evaluating Performances | |
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"Slumdog Millionaire" by Manohla Dargis | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"Today's Special" by David Sedaris | |
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Evaluating: the Writing Process | |
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Assignment for Evaluating | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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Collecting | |
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Observing Remembering Reading Investigating | |
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Shaping | |
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Audience and Genre Analysis by Criteria Comparison and Contrast Chronological Order Causal Analysis Title, Introduction, and Conclusion | |
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Research Tips | |
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Peer Response | |
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Drafting | |
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Revising | |
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Guidelines for Revision | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"Vulgar Propriety" by Courtney Klockeman (student) | |
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Problem Solving | |
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Techniques for Problem Solving | |
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Demonstrating That a Problem Exists | |
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Proposing a Solution and Convincing Your Readers | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"Should Educators Use Commercial Services to Combat Plagiarism?" by John Barrie and Rebecca Moore Howard | |
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"The Argument Culture" by Deborah Tannen | |
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Problem Solving: the Writing Process | |
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Assignment for Problem Solving | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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Collecting | |
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Identify and Focus on the Specific Problem Demonstrate That the Problem Needs a Solution Discover Possible Solutions Evaluate Possible Solutions Convince Your Readers Answers Possible Objections List Possible Steps for Implementation Observing Remembering Reading and Investigating | |
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Research Tips | |
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Shaping | |
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Genres for Problem Solving Outlines for Problem Solving Causal Analysis Criteria Analysis Chronological Order | |
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Drafting | |
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Peer Response | |
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Revising | |
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Guidelines for Revision | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"Can Citizen Journalism Pick Up the Pieces?" by Adam Richman (student) | |
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Arguing | |
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Techniques for Writing Arguments | |
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Claims for Written Argument | |
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Claims of Fact or Definition Claims about Cause and Effect Claims about Value Claims about Solutions or Policies | |
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Appeals for Written Argument | |
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Appeal to Reason Appeal to Character Appeal to Emotion Combined Appeals | |
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Rogerian Argument | |
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The Toulmin Method of Argument | |
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Example of a Toulmin Analysis Using the Toulmin Model | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercises | |
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"The Internet: A Clear and Present Danger?" by Cathleen A. Cleaver | |
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Casebook on Wikipedia | |
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Wikipedia and the Meaning of Truth" by Simson L. Garfinkel | |
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Why You Can't Cite Wikipedia in My Class" by Neil L. Waters | |
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Professors Should Embrace Wikipedia" by Mark A. Wilson | |
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Arguing: the Writing Process | |
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Assignment for Arguing | |
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Choosing a Subject | |
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Collecting | |
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Remembering Observing Investigating | |
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Analyzing Statistics | |
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Shaping | |
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List "Pro" and "Con" Arguments Draw Circle of Alternative Positions Outlines for Arguments Developing Arguments | |
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Research Tips | |
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Drafting | |
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Revising | |
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Revision Guidelines Revising Fallacies in Logic | |
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Peer Response | |
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Postscript on the Writing Process | |
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"Standardized Tests: Shouldn't We Be Helping Our Students?" by Eric Boese (student) | |
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Chapter 11Researching | |
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Techniques for Researching | |
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Using Purpose, Audience and Genre as Guides | |
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Know Your Purpose / Accommodate Your Audience / Consider Your Genre | |
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Using the Best Sources: Currency, Reliability, and Relevance | |
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Warming Up: Journal Exercise | |
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Maintaining Your Voice and Purpose: Effectively Incorporating Sources | |
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Documenting Your Sources | |
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Research Processes | |
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Developing a Research Strategy | |
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Recording Bibliographic Information | |
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Using Primary and Secondary Sources | |
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Noting the Source's Relevance, Reliability, and Currency | |
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Choosing and Evaluating Sources | |
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The 21st Century Library: Physical and Online Sources Online Database Sources Open Web Sources | |
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Writing Processes | |
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Avoiding Plagiarism | |
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Citing Sources in Your Text | |
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Documenting Sources | |
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In-Text Documentation: MLA Style Works Cited List: MLA Style In-Text Documentation: APA Style References List: APA Style | |
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"Foreign Language Study: An American Necessity" by Kate McNerny (student) (MLA Format Research Paper) | |
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Index | |