The Little DK Handbook -- Loose-Leaf Edition

by Wysocki, Anne Frances; Lynch, Dennis A.

• ISBN13: 9780134777054
• ISBN10: 0134777050
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Loose-leaf
• Copyright: 2018-03-09
• Publisher: Pearson

Summary

NOTE: This loose-leaf, three-hole punched version of the textbook gives students the flexibility to take only what they need to class and add their own notes – all at an affordable price.

For first-year courses in Composition.

 

A focus on research with a distinctive design

With its distinctive, visually rich design, Revel™  The Little DK Handbook stands apart from comparable composition texts. Authors Wysocki and Lynch help readers learn to narrow down topics, find and cite sources properly, craft clear arguments, hone their individual voices, and more. An emphasis on research – including online resources – provides a solid foundation in information literacy, while grammar and documentation (e.g., MLA, APA, etc.) are handled in an approachable, accessible way. Unique two¿-page spreads marry design and content to make the text enjoyable and easy to understand, while new additions and revisions in the 3rd Edition expand on the fundamentals of research and writing.

0134777050 / 9780134777054 THE LITTLE DK HANDBOOK, BOOKS A LA CARTE EDITION, 3/e 

Author Biography

Together, Anne Frances Wysocki and Dennis Lynch have over 60 years of experience teaching writing and rhetoric in universities and literacy programs. Together and alone, they have published broadly on rhetoric, writing, and new literacies; developed print and digital learning materials; and offered workshops across the country. Dennis has run writing programs and teacher preparation programs; Anne has developed learning materials on digital and print literacies, life skills, and three-dimensional visualization for organizations ranging from Apple to the Los Angeles Conservation Corps, from the U.S. Government to public/private ventures.

Table of Contents

1. A Process for Academic Composing

2. Finding Ideas

3. Evaluating and Tracking Sources Ethically

4. Engaging with and Analyzing Sources

5. Arranging a Project

6. Drafting a Paper, Connecting with Audiences

7. Revising with Style

8. Documenting

9. Editing and Proofreading Your Work

10. Grammar, Punctuation, and Mechanics