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Reading And Writing For Civic Literacy: The Critical Citizen's Guide To Argumentative Rhetoric


Author(s): Lazere, Donald
ISBN10:  1594510849
ISBN13:  9781594510847
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  6/30/2005
Publisher(s): Paradigm Pub

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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments x
Preface to Teachers (and Curious Students) xi
Part I: Preliminaries
An Appeal to Students
3(39)
English as a Survival Skill
3(10)
Critical Education in Historical Perspective
13(20)
``An End to History''
17(2)
Mario Savio
``Majoring in Debt''
19(3)
Adolph L. Reed Jr.
``Students Stand Up for Workers' Rights''
22(3)
David Moberg
``The Abandoned Generation: Democracy Beyond the Culture of Fear''
25(4)
Henry A. Giroux
Young America's Foundation Website
29(4)
A Preview Case: September 11, 2001
33(9)
``The Voices of Dissent''
33(2)
David Gates
``Thoughts on September 11''
35(1)
Susan Sontag
``Faced With Evil on a Grand Scale, Nothing Is Relative''
36(6)
William J. Bennett
What Is an Argument? What Is a Good Argument?
42(21)
What Is a Good Argument?
43(7)
Analysis, Synthesis, and Judgments
50(1)
Style and Tone, Eloquence and Moral Force
51(2)
Conclusion
53(1)
Rhetoric: A Checklist for Analyzing Your Own and Others' Arguments
54(9)
A Historical-Causal Analysis of ``The White Problem''
58(5)
Definitions and Criteria of Critical Thinking
63(26)
Critical Thinking and Cultural Literacy
65(1)
Making Connections
66(1)
Dialogue in Critical Thinking and Literature
67(1)
Recursiveness, Cumulativeness, and Levels of Meaning
68(2)
Drawing the Line and Establishing Proportion
70(19)
from The American Scholar
72(3)
Ralph Waldo Emerson
``A Noiseless Patient Spider''
75(1)
Walt Whitman
``Can Patriotism Be Compassionate?''
76(4)
Martha Nussbaum
``Multiculturalism''
80(9)
Diane Ravitch
Writing Argumentative Papers
89(36)
Prewriting
90(1)
Writing
90(4)
Postwriting
94(1)
Locating and Evaluating Sources
95(2)
A Model of the Writing Process in a Student Paper
97(28)
from The Beauty Myth
108(10)
Naomi Wolf
``The Backlash Myth''
118(7)
Christina Hoff Sommers
Part II: Attaining an Open Mind: Critical Thinking and Argumentative Rhetoric
Viewpoint, Bias, and Fairness: From Cocksure Ignorance to Thoughtful Uncertainty
125(23)
Relativism and Commitment
127(1)
Biased and Unbiased Viewpoints: The ESBYODS Principle
128(1)
Acknowledge Your Own and Opposing Viewpoints
129(1)
Rogerian Argument, Believers and Doubters
130(1)
A Semantic Calculator for Bias in Rhetoric
131(2)
Case Study: Anita Hill versus Clarence Thomas
133(8)
``The Effort to Destroy Clarence Thomas''
134(2)
Rush Limbaugh
``Can I Get A Witness?''
136(5)
June Jordan
Thomas vs. Hill: Postscript 1, 2001
141(1)
Thomas vs. Hill: Postscript 2, 2004
141(7)
``Strange Lies''
142(6)
David Brock
Questioning Culturally Conditioned Assumptions and Ethnocentrism
148(35)
Totems and Taboos
149(3)
Ethnocentrism
152(2)
American Ethnocentrism
154(3)
Questioning Capitalism
157(4)
Phallocentrism
161(1)
Other---centrisms
162(21)
from a Room of One's Own
164(1)
Virginia Woolf
``Rescue Me, Please''
164(2)
Maureen Dowd
``Objectivity in Connected Thinking''
166(3)
Mary Field Belenky
``The Campus Anti-Sweatshop Movement''
169(7)
Richard Appelbaum
Peter Dreier
``In Defense of Sweatshops''
176(1)
David Henderson
``Remarks Concerning the Savages of North America''
177(6)
Benjamin Franklin
Overgeneralization, Stereotyping, and Prejudice
183(21)
Prejudice
184(1)
Class Prejudice
185(2)
Reverse Prejudice
187(17)
``Will Sex Stereotypes Never End?''
189(1)
Becky Wildman-Tobriner
``An Unexpected Education at St. Anthonys''
190(2)
Stephanie Salter
``Life on the Expense Account''
192(2)
Donald Barlett
James Steele
``Beverly Hills vs. the South Bronx''
194(2)
James Patterson
Peter Kim
``How to Slash Corporate Welfare''
196(2)
Stephen Moore
``Corporations: Underworld, U.S.A.''
198(6)
Russell Mokhiber
Authoritarianism and Conformity, Rationalization and Compartmentalization
204(18)
Rationalization, Compartmentalized Thinking, and Double Standards
209(3)
Double Standards and Selective Vision
212(1)
Other Defense Mechanisms
213(9)
from 1984
214(1)
George Orwell
Progressive, from ``An Interview with Adrienne Rich''
215(1)
``On the Merits''
216(1)
Katha Pollitt
``Greens Dodge Links to Unabomber''
217(5)
Jeff Jacoby
Semantics in Rhetoric and Critical Thinking
222(22)
Denotation and Connotation
223(1)
Definition and Denotation in Argument
223(1)
Connotation in Argument: ``Cleans'' and ``Dirties''
224(3)
Extra! Update, ``Language as a Key Mechanism of Control''
225(2)
Euphemism
227(1)
Abstract and Concrete Language
228(1)
Unconcretized Abstractions
229(1)
Literal and Figurative Language
229(1)
Literal and Figurative Language in Literature
230(2)
A Semantic Analysis of Rush Limbaugh
232(2)
Summary: Applying Semantic Analysis
234(10)
from Where I Lived and What I Lived For
235(1)
Henry David Thoreau
``When Words Cheapen Life''
236(1)
Mary Ann Glendon
``Framing the Issues''
237(5)
George Lakoff
``Look Behind Statistics for Changing Definitions''
242(2)
Thomas Sowell
Avoiding Oversimplification and Recognizing Complexity
244(16)
Recognizing Complexity
245(1)
Reading Between the Lines
246(2)
Irony
248(12)
``My Dungeon Shook''
256(4)
James Baldwin
Some Key Terms in Logic and Argumentation
260(28)
Deductive and Inductive Arguments
260(10)
Implications and Inferences
270(1)
Setting the Agenda
271(2)
Tone and Style
273(1)
Polemics
274(1)
Ground Rules for Polemicists
275(13)
``Vouchers, Choice: Opposing Views''
275(2)
Deroy Murdock
``Chicken Little Calling Out, 'Global Warning''
277(1)
Thomas Sowell
``Lies, Damn Lies and Racial Statistics''
278(2)
Charles Krauthammer
``White Racism: The Seductive Lure of an Unproved Theory''
280(3)
Robert Weissberg
``Closing the Wealth Gap''
283(5)
P.J. O'Rourke
Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies
288(10)
Glossary of Logical and Rhetorical Fallacies
289(9)
Causal Analysis
298(26)
``Ya Got Trouble''
300(4)
Meredith Willson
``Other People's Children: North Lawndale and the South Side of Chicago''
304(10)
Jonathan Kozol
``Crisis in American Education''
314(7)
William J. Bennett
``Post-Feminist Swill Redux''
321(1)
Susan Douglas
``Equality: A Grand Fallacy''
322(2)
Thomas Sowell
Uses and Misuses of Emotional Appeal
324(27)
Appeals to ``Cleans'' and ``Dirties''
324(1)
Puff Pieces and Hatchet Jobs
325(7)
``Bunker Hunt's Greatest Investment''
326(6)
Holly G. Miller
Predictable Patterns of Wartime Rhetoric: Appeals to Fear and Pity
332(19)
``The War Prayer''
339(2)
Mark Twain
``The Real War 1939--1945''
341(2)
Paul Fussell
``War Is the Supreme Drug,'' An Interview with Author Chris Hedges
343(8)
Part III: Thinking Critically About the Rhetoric of Politics and Mass Media
Thinking Critically About Political Rhetoric
351(40)
Prestudy Exercises
351(1)
Political Semantics
351(1)
Liberalism, Conservatism, Democrat, Republican
352(2)
Socialism, Communism, Marxism
354(1)
The World Political Spectrum
355(3)
The American Political Spectrum
358(1)
A Guide to Political Terms and Positions
358(4)
Notes on the Guide to Political Terms and Positions
362(5)
Predictable Patterns of Political Rhetoric
367(1)
A Note on Twenty-first Century Modifications to Table 15.1
368(1)
Political Viewpoints in Sources
368(23)
California Voter Information Booklet, ``Political Party Statements of Purpose''
373(4)
``If We Decided to Tax the Rich''
377(4)
Steve Brouwer
``The Intellectual Class War''
381(3)
David Horowitz
``Ventura: Act Got Old, but the Message Prevails''
384(2)
James Pinkerton
``Fascism Anyone?''
386(5)
Lawrence Britt
Thinking Critically about Mass Media
391(34)
Do the Media Give People What They Want?
391(5)
``A Professor Challenges the Press''
393(3)
Gabriela Montell
Are News Media Objective? What Are Their Biases?
396(2)
The Debate over Political Bias in Media
398(9)
Conclusion
407(14)
``The Illiberal Media''
407(4)
Edward S. Herman
``Networks Need a Reality Check''
411(2)
Bernard Goldberg
``Liberal Hate-Speech''
413(3)
Bernard Goldberg
``My Sports Right or Left''
416(2)
Fred Barnes
``Outfoxed Tweaks Rupert Murdoch's Mayhemosphere''
418(3)
Susan Gerhard
Assignment for a Paper
421(4)
Part IV: Deception Detection
Special Interests, Conflict of Interest, Special Pleading
425(19)
``Iron Triangle' Would Quash Competitiveness''
429(1)
Allan B. Hubbard
``Quayle Group Meddles With Our Safeguards''
430(1)
Henry A. Waxman
``Letter to Dr. David Kessler''
431(2)
Edward M. Kennedy
John D. Dingell
Henry A. Waxman
``Corporate Funding Taints Public Debate''
433(2)
Jim Mann
``The Historic Power of Special Interests''
435(1)
Bruce J. Schulman
``When Money Talks''
436(2)
John Brain
``Secrecy and Financial Conflicts in University-Industry Research Must Get Closer Scrutiny''
438(3)
Mildred K. Cho
``Fat and Happy in D.C.''
441(3)
Jeffrey H. Birnbaum
Varieties of Propaganda
444(24)
Invective, Smearing, Disinformation
445(2)
Lobbying and Public Relations
447(1)
Government Public Relations; The Military-Industrial Complex
448(20)
``Propaganda Under a Dictatorship''
451(2)
Aldous Huxley
``How to Watch the Next War''
453(2)
Bret Watson
``Flack Attack''
455(4)
Joel Bleifuss
60 Minutes, ``Confessions of a Tobacco Lobbyist''
459(4)
``Truth, Moore or Less: Fahrenheit 9/11''
463(5)
Manohla Dargis
Advertising and Hype
468(17)
Are You Taken In by Ads?
469(1)
Advertising Sells More than Products
470(1)
Political Advertising
471(1)
Hype
472(13)
``Extravagant Expectations''
473(2)
Daniel Boorstin
Center for Science in the Public Interest, ``Ten Food Secrets You Should Know''
475(1)
``Children Now Facing Adult Heath Issues''
476(1)
Joan Ryan
``Road to Ruin: Sport Utility Vehicles and the Greening of Environmental Destruction''
477(8)
Robin Andersen
Part V: Putting It All Together in a Long Paper
A Case Study: The Rich, the Poor, and the Middle Class
485(27)
Sklar versus Weicher
486(11)
``Let Them Eat Cake''
486(3)
Holly Sklar
``Wealth-Gap Claptrap''
489(3)
John C. Weicher
Hinteraker and Johnson versus Barlett and Steele / John H. Hinderaker and Scott W. Johnson, ``George Bush's Tax Return''
492(5)
Applications in Student Papers
497(3)
Summary of Suspicious Statistical Arguments
500(1)
An Outline of Conservative and Leftist Arguments on the Rich, the Poor, and the Middle Class
500(12)
``The CEO Makes What''? Return of a Fair-Pay Debate``
506(1)
David R. Francis
Left Watch
507(2)
Elizabeth Carnell
''What's Behind Income Disparity?``
509(3)
George Will
Collecting and Evaluating Opposing Sources: Writing the Research Paper
512(16)
Assignment for an Annotated Bibliography and Working Outline
513(1)
Sample Working Outline, Annotated Bibliography Entry, and Term Paper
513(3)
A Model Student Research Paper (Using MLA Style)
516(12)
Documentation
528(3)
Citations in Your Text
528(1)
Works Cited Section
529(2)
Research Resources
531(8)
Sources in Print
531(1)
Online Resources
532(7)
Glossary of Rhetorical and Critical Thinking Terms 539(9)
Works Cited 548(5)
Index 553

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