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| Introduction | |
| Remembering Who You Were | |
| Chapter Readings | |
| How I Lost the Junior Miss Pageant | |
| Beat Education | |
| The Aloha Spirit: A Reminiscence | |
| The Thrill of Victory | |
| The Agony of Parents | |
| The Grapes of | |
| Outside Reading | |
| Invention | |
| Point of Contact | |
| Analysis | |
| Public Resonance | |
| Delivery | |
| Rhetorical Tools | |
| Considering Your Thesis | |
| Narration | |
| Scenarios | |
| Allusion | |
| Dialogue | |
| Organizational Strategies | |
| What Details Should I Include? How Should I Begin? How Should I Conclude? Writer''s Voice | |
| Using Figurative Language | |
| Choosing Details | |
| Using Slang | |
| Choosing Allusions | |
| Revision Strategies | |
| Peer Revision | |
| Global Revision | |
| Considering Consequences | |
| Everyday Rhetoric | |
| Explaining Relationships | |
| Chapter Readings | |
| The Ring of Truth: My Child is Growing Up | |
| Americans and the Land | |
| What the Honey Meant | |
| Dog Tied | |
| Friend or Foe | |
| Outside Reading | |
| Invention | |
| Point of Contact | |
| Analysis | |
| Public Resonance | |
| Delivery | |
| Rhetorical Tools | |
| Considering Your Thesis | |
| Using Narration | |
| Using Description | |
| Using Figurative Language | |
| Organizational Strategies | |
| How Should I Begin? | |
| Where Should My Thesis or Main Point Go? | |
| What Should I Conclude? | |
| When Should I Change Paragraphs? | |
| How Should I Make Transitions? | |
| How Should I Conclude? | |
| Writer''s Voice | |
| Writing Whispers | |
| Writing Yells | |
| Writing Pace | |
| Revision Strategies | |
| Peer Review | |
| Global Revision Questions | |
| Considering Consequences | |
| Everyday Rhetoric | |
| Observing | |
| Chapter Readings | |
| Annie Dillard, Living Like Weasels | |
| Edward Abbey, Planting a Tree | |
| Jane Goodall, Gombe | |
| Chester McCovey, The Front Porch | |
| Dean Meek, A Building of Mailboxes | |
| Outside Reading | |
| Invention | |
| Point of Contact: Finding a Subject to Observe | |
| Analysis: What Meaning Can I Discover? | |
| Public Resonance: How Does This Matter to Others? | |
| Delivery | |
| Rhetorical Tools: Focusing and Developing the Idea | |
| Articulating Your Thesis | |
| Using Details | |
| Using Narrative | |
| Using Allusions | |
| Using Simile/Metaphor | |
| Organizational Strategies: Addressing Common Concerns | |
| How Should I Deal with Public Resonance? | |
| How Should I Arrange Details? | |
| When Should I Change Paragraphs? | |
| Writer''s Voice: Exploring Options | |
| The Present "I" | |
| The Invisible "I" | |
| Level of Formality | |
| Projecting Wonder | |
| Revision Strategies | |
| Peer Review | |
| Global Revision | |
| Considering Consequences | |
| The Consequences of Your Essay | |
| The Consequences of the Chapter Readings | |
| The Consequences of Everyday Observations | |
| Everyday Rhetoric | |
| Writing, Speech, and Action Exploring Visual Rhetoric | |
| Analyzing Concepts | |
| Chapter Readings | |
| Pico Iyer, In Praise of the Humble Comma | |
| What it Means to be Creative | |
| College: What''s in it for Me? | |
| Have It Your Way | |
| Why We No Longer Use the ''H'' Word | |
| Outside Reading | |
| Invention | |
| Point of Contact: Finding a Topic in Everyday Life | |
| Analysis: What Does It Mean? Public Resonance: How Does It Matter to Others? Delivery | |
| Rhetorical Tools: Developing Your Ideas | |
| Considering Your Thesis | |
| Developing Support | |
| Using Definitions | |
| Using Outside Sources | |
| Organizational Strategies: Addressing Common Concerns | |
| How Should I Begin? | |
| When Should I Begin Paragraphs? | |
| Where Should My Thesis Go? | |
| How Should I Conclude? Writer''s Voice: Exploring Options | |
| Using Metaphor | |
| Using Allusions | |
| Promoting Curiosity | |
| Revision Strategies | |
| Peer Review | |
| Global Revision Questions | |
| Considering Consequences | |
| The Consequences of the Chapter Readings | |
| The Consequences of Everyday Writing | |
| Everyday Rhetoric | |
| Writing, Speech, and Action Exploring Visual Rhetoric | |
| Making Arguments | |
| Chapter Readings | |
| Ward Churchill, Crimes Against Humanity | |
| Why a Great Books Education is the Most Practical | |
| Cruelty, Civility, and Other Weighty Matters | |
| Don''t Make Me a Has-Bean! Therese Cherry, Beware of Drug Sales | |
| Outside Reading | |
| Invention | |
| Point of Contact | |
| Analysis | |
| Pu | |
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