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9780321084927

The Call to Write

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  • ISBN13:

    9780321084927

  • ISBN10:

    0321084926

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-01-01
  • Publisher: Longman
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Summary

As a highly successful first edition rhetoric, The Call to Write, Second Edition, is organized by the genres of writing and is grounded in the reality of student's lives. Organized by genres, The Call to Write gives students the practice they need to write both in college and in the public sphere. This text connects writing to the real worlds of everyday life, college, and work, giving students reasons to write and the skills to help them succeed. A strong emphasis on public writing promotes civic involvement through writing- to inform the public, to shape opinion, to advocate change, etc.- while relevant, provocative readings underscore when and why citizens are called to write. The Second Edition retains the best features of the first edition while expanding the coverage of multimedia and adding an additional genre chapter on brochures and web sites. This hardcover version, also, includes a grammar handbook.

Table of Contents

Detailed Contents v
Guide to Visuals xxxi
Preface xxxv
Acknowledgments xli
PART 1 WRITING AND READING
1(106)
Introduction: The Call to Write
2(5)
What Is Writing? Analyzing Literacy Events
7(25)
Reading Strategies: Analyzing the Rhetorical Situation
32(31)
Persuasion and Responsibility: Analyzing Arguments
63(44)
PART 2 WRITING PROJECTS
107(314)
Introduction: Generes of Writing
108(3)
Letters: Establishing and Maintaining Relationships
111(34)
Memoris: Recalling Personal Experience
145(37)
Public Documents: Codifying Beliefs and Practices
182(40)
Profiles: Creating a Dominant Impression
222(34)
Fact Sheets and Faqs, Brochures, and Web Sites: Informing and Explaining
256(51)
Commentary: Identifying Patterns of Meaning
307(37)
Proposals: Formulating and Solving Problems
344(42)
Reviews: Evaluating Works and Performances
386(35)
PART 3 WRITERS AT WORK
421(98)
Introduction: Managing Your Writing Projects
422(6)
Case Study of a Writing Assignment
428(19)
Working Together: Collaborative Writing Projects
447(14)
The Form of Nonfiction Prose
461(31)
Communicating Online: Writing in the Age of Digital Literacy
492(27)
PART 4 GUIDE TO RESEARCH
519(62)
Introduction: Doing Research
520(7)
Research Projects: Using Print and Electronic Sources
527(34)
Field Research
561(20)
PART 5 PRESENTING YOUR WORK
581(128)
Introduction: Communicating with Your Readers
582(2)
Research Projects: Using MLA and APA Styles
584(52)
Visual Design
636(47)
Essay Exams
683(14)
Writing Portfolios
697(12)
PART 6 GUIDE TO EDITING
709(42)
Introduction: Why Writers Edit
710(1)
Working With Sentences
711(40)
Credits 751(8)
Index 759

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