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_aHall, W. David _q(William David), _d1965 February 14- |
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_aCulture and context : _ba basic writing guide with readings / _cW. David Hall. |
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_aNew York : _bPearson/Longman, _c[2004] |
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_axxxiv, 526 pages : _billustrations ; _c23 cm. |
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_tPreface. _tTable of Contents. _tRhetorical Table of Contents. _tIntroduction to the Student. _tI. THE WRITING PROCESS. _t1. Ready: The Writing Process Before You Really Write. _tReading 1, “Confrontations, Common Bonds,” _rby Michael J. Bugeja. _tTopic. _tAudience. _tPurpose. _tStrategies in Combination. _tExercises. _tSecondary Planning Elements. _tThe Worksheet Framework. _tChapter Review. _t2. Write: Selecting, Structuring, and Drafting. _tReading 2, “The Good E-Book,” _rby Jacob Weisberg. _tSelecting. _tStructuring: The Paragraph and the Essay. _tParagraph Structure. _tEssay Structure. _tOutlining: Organizing Your Prewriting in Essay Format. _tOrganizational Patterns. _tStudent Sample, “Children and Sports,” _rby Angie. _tWriting With Computers: Outlining. _tTips: Making the Most of Rough Drafts. _tWriting the Rough Draft. _tStudent Sample, “Children and Sports,” _rby Angie. _tWriting With Computers: Creating the Rough Draft. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t3. Revise: Improving Your Draft. _tReading 3, “The Day I Sensed a New Kind of Intelligence,” _rby Garry Kasparov. _tGetting Ready to Revise. _tRevising for Content. _tExercises. _tRevising for Structure. _tMiddle. _tEndings. _tThe Structure Revision Checklist. _tExercises. _tStudent Sample, “Children and Sports,” _rby Angie. _tThe Peer Review Worksheet. _tWriting With Computers: Revising. _tRevising for Mechanics. _tExercises. _tStudent Sample, “Children and Sports,” _rby Angie. _tPreparing the Final Copy. _tStudent Sample, “Children and Sports,” _rby Angie. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _tII. WRITING STRATEGIES. _t4. Narration. _tReading 4, “The Runner,” _rby Anne Lamott. _tReady. _tExercises. _tWrite. _tExercises. _tRevise. _tStudent Sample, “Star for a Day,” _rby Chris. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t5. Process. _tReading 5, “Hello Darkness, My Old Friend,” _rby Richard Talcott. _tReady. _tTopic. _tExercises. _tWrite. _tExercises. _tRevise. _tStudent Sample, “How to Send and Receive E-Mail,” _rby Janice. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t6. Description. _tReading 6, “Preliminaries” _rby Leonard Koppett. _tReady. _tExercises. _tExercises. _tRevise. _tStudent Sample, “Buttons the Bear,” _rby Sheila. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t7. Definition and Classification. _tReading 7, “The Seven Learning Styles,” _rby Stacy Mantle. _tReady. _tExercises. _tWrite. _tExercises. _tRevise. _tStudent Sample, “Characteristics of Collectible Toys,” _rby Jorge. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t8. Comparison and Contrast. _tReading 8, “Are Writers Made or Born?,” _rby Jack Kerouac. _tComparison and Contrast Brainstorming Worksheet. _tExercises. _tExercises. _tRevise. _tStudent Sample, “My Mother and Me,” _rby Li. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t9. Cause and Effect. _tReading 9, “The Thin Grey Line,” _rby Marya Mannes. _tPurpose. _tCause. _tEffect. _tCombination of Cause and Effect. _tExercises. _tEvidence. _tExercises. _tStudent Sample, “Thanks, Dr. Bogswell,” _rby Carl. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t10. Persuasion. _tReading 10, “Wise Words from Eminem,” _rby Kathleen Parker. _tAudience. _tAppeals. _tStudent Sample, “No Tuition Increases, Please,” _rby Nini. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _tIII. TYPES OF WRITING: DIFFERENT TOPICS, AUDIENCES, AND PURPOSES. _t11. Reading Responses. _tReading 11, “Who'll Stop the Drain?” _rby Vince Passaro; and. _tReading 12, “Goldson's Good Life on a Shoestring,” _rby Yonason Goldson. _tReady. _tWrite. _tRevise. _tReading13, “Send Your Children to the Libraries,” _rby Arthur Ashe. _tStudent Sample, “Athletics vs. Academics,” _rby Gary. _tChapter Review. _t12. Self-Reflection: Looking In. _tReading 14, “On Books and Beginnings,” _rby Maurice Sendak. _tReady. _tWrite. _tSelect. _tRevise. _tStudent Sample, _rby Jill. _tChapter Review. _t13. Social Conscience: Speaking Out. _tReading 15, “The Live (Not Jive) Poets' Society” _rby Kalamu ya Salaam. _tReady. _tDiscovering Your Worldview. _tThe Personal Perspectives Worksheet. _tExercises. _tBecoming Informed. _tTopic. _tAudience. _tPurpose. _tExercises. _tWrite. _tSelect. _tStructure. _tRevise. _tExercise. _tStudent Sample, “Letters to the President and to the Editor,” _rby Joi Hammond. _tChapter Review. _tEnd of Chapter Writing Assignments. _t14. Academic Writing: Using Research. _tReading 16, “The Best 4-Year College for Me,” _rby Erica Gates. _tReady. _tTopic, Audience, and Purpose. _tResearch. _tCritical Thinking. _tTips: Make Yourself Think Critically. _tWriting With Computers: Research on the Internet. _tExercises. _tNote Taking. _tWrite. _tSelect. _tStructure. _tThe Research Outline Worksheet. _tSummarizing and Paraphrasing Source Material. _tStudent Sample, “Cellular Phones,” _rby Stephanie. _tExercises. _tRevise. _tStudent Sample, “Cellular Phones: Are They a Help or a Hazard?” _rby Stephanie. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t15. Essay Tests. _tReading 17, “I'd Like to Use Essay Tests, But. ,” _rby Marilla Svinicki. _tReady. _tStudy. _tPrepare. _tWrite and Revise. _tStudent Sample, A Comparison Essay, _rby Rob. _tTips: Make Tests Real Learning Experiences. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t16. Business Writing. _tReading 18, “Memo from Davidson College President,” _rby Robert F. Vagt. _tMemos. _tJob Applications. _tRésumés. _tThe Résumé Worksheet. _tTips for Writing Résumés. _tExercises. _tStudent Sample, “Résumé,” _rby Mike Public. _tBusiness Letters. _tCover Letters. _tStudent Sample, “Cover Letter,” _rby Mike Public. _tThank-You Letters. _tStudent Sample, “Thank-You Letter,” _rby Mike Public. _tExercises. _tWriting With Computers: Business Writing. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _tIV. READING AND WRITING ABOUT POPULAR CULTURE. _t17. Sports. _tReading 19, “Learning What 'Team' Really Means,” _rby Mariah Burton Nelson. _tReading 20, “The Noble Experiment” _rby Jackie Robinson. _t18. Music. _tReading 21, “Is Rock Music Rotting Our Kids' Minds?” _rby Allan Bloom. _tReading 22, “How Scott Weiland Got Sober,” _rby Greg Kot. _t19. Television. _tReading 23, “Television Changed My Family Forever,” _rby Linda Ellerbee. _tReading 24, “Crack and the Box,” _rby Pete Hamill. _t20. Technology. _tReading 25, “Underhanded Achievement,” _rby Curtis Rist. _tReading 26, “The Dyslexic CEO,” _rby James Mathewson. _t21. Movies. _tReading 27, “One Poke over the Line,” _rby John Leo. _tReading 28, “Moving Pictures Evoke Concern,” _rby Henry Myers. _t22. Cartoons. _tReading 29, “A Very Special 'Sesame Street,'” _rby Ruben Bolling. _tReading 30, “Still Standing Tall” _rby Walter Simonson. _t23. Advertising. _tReading 31, “Ad to the Bone,” _rby Jeff MacGregor. _tReading 32, “When Money Is Everything, Except Hers,” _rby Dirk Johnson. _tV. GRAMMAR AND MECHANICS REVIEW. _t24. Grammar “Tools.” _tNouns. _tCommon Nouns. _tProper Nouns. _tPronouns. _tPronoun/Antecedent Agreement. _tVerbs. _tModifiers. _tPrepositions. _tExercises. _tConjunctions. _tInterjections. _tExercises. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Exercises. _t25. Making the “Tools” Work: Sentences. _tSimple Sentences. _tSubjects. _tVerbs That Agree with Subjects. _tActive and Passive Voice. _tCompound Sentences. _tComplex Sentences. _tExercises. _tProblems and How To Fix Them. _tFragments. _tExercises. _tRun-Ons. _tComma Splices. _tExercises. _tChapter Review. _t26. Punctuation and Capitalization. _tSentence Endings. _tCommas. _tSemicolons. _tColons. _tQuotation Marks. _tApostrophes. _tParentheses and Dashes. _tCapitalization. _tChapter Review. _tFinal Writing Assignments. _t27. Word Choice. _tImproving Word Choice. _tUsing a Dictionary. _tDictionaries and Word Choice. _tExercises. _tUsing a Thesaurus. _tSelecting Words with the Right Connotations. _tImproving Your Vocabulary. _tChapter Review. _tGlossary. _tBibliography. |
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