Prentice Hall Guide for College Writers, The, Full Edition with Handbook

by Reid, Stephen P.

Edition:

6th

ISBN13:

9780130447319

ISBN10:

0130447315

Format:

Hardcover

Pub. Date:

1/1/2003

Publisher(s):

Prentice Hall

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Summary

For one/two-semester Freshman Composition courses. This best-selling writing guide integrates purpose, process, and rhetorical strategies into every chapter, offering studentsas well as new instructorsthe clearest explanation of writing. In addition to emphasizing critical reading, every major chapter contains professional and student samples, rhetorical techniques, journal exercises, reading and writing activities, collaborative activities, peer-response guidelines, revision suggestions, and a student essay in each chapter contains writing process materials (outlines, audience analysis, interview notes, drafts, revision plans, etc.).

Writing Myths and Rituals

(14)

Purposes and Processes for Writing

(30)

Observing

(56)

Remembering

103

(48)

Reading

151

(62)

Investigating

213

(60)

Explaining

273

(60)

Evaluating

333

(56)

Problem Solving

389

(52)

Arguing

441

(72)

Responding to Literature

513

(44)

Writing a Research Paper

557

(74)

Appendix Writing Under Pressure

631

(11)

Handbook

642