Good writing : an argument rhetoric /
Good Writing, a textbook for first-year writing courses, teaches writing as social action. We teach our students that "good writers" aim to persuade audiences to think and act differently based on the writer's presentation of facts, claims, evidence and reasons. But many of us who tea...
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
[2019].
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Table of Contents:
- Why write?
- Elements of rhetoric
- Reading and listening for writing
- Argument
- Writing ethics, responsibility, and accountability
- Analyze the assignment
- Plan : organizing the process
- Question : exploring issues
- Read : strategies for reading in research
- Invent : take note and create
- Arrange : prioritize, organize, outline
- Draft : introduction, body, conclusion
- Revise : strategies for re-seeing
- Review : by peers and experts
- Proofread and submit
- Rhetorical analysis : getting the message
- Narration : composing from personal experience
- Causation : making connections
- Definition : explaining the nature of something
- Evaluation : considering criteria
- Rebuttal : negotiating opposing viewpoints
- Proposal : advocating for change
- Multimodal composition
- Style
- Inclusive writing
- Design and delivery : print, digital, and oral presentations
- Working with published sources
- Working with human sources.