The Practice of Writing | |
Why Am I Writing Essays? An Occasion for Writing | |
Using Your Voice and Finding Your Character | |
Moving from Evidence to Idea to Essay | |
Evidence | |
Idea | |
Essay | |
How to Reveal the Discoveries | |
Analysis | |
Interpretation | |
Reflection and Meaning | |
Making Evidence and Discovery Work Together | |
An Occasion for Writing: a Student''s Process Preparing to Write | |
Integrating a Visual Text | |
Moving toward Essay | |
Creating a Scene | |
Integrating a Written Text | |
Writing Thoughtfully | |
Reflecting (Analysis and Conception) | |
Rhetorical Considerations for Essays | |
An Introduction to Visual Understanding | |
Keeping Your Eyes Open and Learning to See | |
A Strategy for Visual Understanding | |
Looking and Responding | |
Analyzing Images: Categorizing to Make Sense of What You See | |
Focal Point and Emphasis | |
Figure-Ground Contrast | |
Grouping: Proximity & Similarity | |
Color | |
Continuation | |
Line | |
Closure | |
Narration or Story | |
Context | |
The Whole Composition | |
Two Annotated Visuals | |
Chrysler, Drive=Love [Advertisement] | |
Monumental Posing [Photograph] | |
Communicating What You See | |
For Further Reading | |
A Sample Student Paper | |
Ryan Pollack, Visible Feelings | |
Analysis Defining Analysis | |
How Analysis Functions | |
Recognizing Analysis | |
Using Analysis in Writing | |
Annotated Paragraph | |
Analysis and the Other Patterns of Inquiry | |
Annotated Reading: The New York Times, Neighborly Vultures | |
Perspectives on Fear | |
Forms of Mind: an Occasion for Analysis | |
The Importance of Marvels [painting] | |
The Treachery of Images [painting] | |
The Birth of Venus [painting] | |
Annie Dillard, Living Like Weasels | |
The Nature of Consciousness: An Occasion for Analysis | |
Young Interracial Couple [photograph] | |
Central Park with Boys in Trees [photograph] | |
Central Park [photograph] | |
Youth Holding Kitten [photograph] | |
The Bird of Paradise: The Hunter and The Poet | |
Poetic Moments: An Occasion for Analysis | |
Tree of Life [photograph] | |
And Eve [poem] | |
Thunderstorm [photograph] | |
Life Cycle of a Thunderstorm [illustration] | |
Toys | |
Giving Up The Gu | |
The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat | |
The Tell-Tale Heart | |
Description | |
Defining Description | |
How Description Functions | |
Selecting Details Organizing Details | |
Recognizing Description | |
Metaphor | |
Simile | |
Using Description in Writing | |
Annotated Paragraph: Virginia Woolf, from Moments of Being | |
Description and the Other Patterns of Inquiry | |
Annotated Reading: Cynthia Ozick, The Seam of the Snail | |
Love Sick | |
The Truth of Mind: an Occasion for Description | |
Parasympathetic and Sympathetic System Diagram [illustration] | |
Heart in Voh [photograph] | |
From One Writer''s Beginning [essay excerpt] | |
On Not Looking at Pictures | |
Ways of Seeing (and not): An Occasion for Description | |
Las Meninas [painting] | |
Titian, Entombment [painting] | |
The Myth of The Latin Woman | |
Facing Races: An Occasion for Description | |
The Face of Tomorrow [poster] | |
Georgia O''Keeffe | |
Death of a Moth | |
Islands | |
The Storm | |
Narration | |
Defining Narration | |
How Narration Functions | |
Sequence, Causality, and Effect | |
Choosing Events | |
Selecting and Ordering Details | |
Recognizing Narration | |
First-Person Plural (We) | |
Second-Person Singular and Plural (You) | |
Third-Person Singular and Plural (He/She, They) | |
Other Voices | |
Using Narration in Writing Annotated Paragraph | |
Narration and the Other Patterns of Inquiry | |
Annotated Reading: Roy Reed, Wolf Hunt | |
Once More To The Lake | |
Time Passes: An Occasion for Narration | |
Pond''s Extract bottles [photograph] | |
Horse and Buggy [photo | |
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