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Out of print. James A Reinking Robert von der Osten. Over short examples demonstrate writing concepts and strategies, so that they can recognize them more easily in the longer reading selections and apply them in their own compositions.
Instruction is kept brief and to the point, so that students spend more time writing and less time reading about writing. Perfect for those seeking support for participating in academic discourse for the first time, this four-in-one guide may be the only text students will need for the composition course. These changes, then, align with current best practices in the teaching of writing which privilege inquiry and critical thinking over rote recall and rule-following.
Critical thinking is now a centerpiece of the text: Chapter 1 introduces students to critical thinking and how to use this text to develop their critical-thinking skills; Chapter 2 stresses critical thinking in reading; Chapters 3 and 4 identify the role of critical thinking in the writing process; Chapter 19 on the research process emphasizes critical thinking; and critical-thinking questions also appear throughout the reader.
Sharpened Critical Synthesis sections appear at the end of each modes-based chapter Chapters , helping students integrate source material regardless of which type of rhetorical strategy they are using.
The section includes guidelines for prewriting, evaluating sources, planning, and drafting a source-based paper for each of the writing strategies. Chapter 16 on Argument has been reorganized for a smoother flow.
It features a strengthened section on emotional appeals, enhanced coverage of thinking critically, and prominently located material on visual rhetoric. The Writing about Literature chapter has been revised to include writing about film and television, updated critical approaches, a new section on writing explications, and a new student sample essay. The Reader has been enhanced: Nearly half of the professional selections in the Reader have been replaced with essays from a variety of media in a range of styles on current topics, social media, immigration, citizen videos of police activity, education, and more.
Availability This title is out of print. Overview Features Contents Order Overview. NEW - —Companion Website — www. Accompanying teaching strategies offer case studies that raise ethical issues for student discussion. NEW - Updated and expanded guidelines for online documentation and guidelines for evaluating internet material.
Rhetoric Section First drafts and annotated final draft of student paper —With clear, easily followed step-by-step guidelines. Gives students a model so that they can benefit from a peer's example. Offers the framework for students when they prepare their own research.
Offers faculty flexibility in selections. Poses one or more broad-based questions prompted by the essay's content. Helps students gain a deeper understanding of important issues. New to This Edition. Updated and expanded guidelines for online documentation and guidelines for evaluating internet material.
Writing: A First Look. Illustration: Making Yourself Clear Classification: Grouping Into Categories Comparison: Showing Relationships Cause and Effect: Explaining Why Definition: Establishing Boundaries Argument: Convincing Others The Essay Examination The Research Paper
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