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9780321233028

In Context Reading and Writing in Cultural Conversations

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    9780321233028

  • ISBN10:

    0321233026

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-07-20
  • Publisher: Pearson
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Summary

sHORT RETAIL DESCRIPTION:In Contextis a thematically-organized reader which invites students to use reading and writing to participate in ongoing cultural conversations.What setsIn Contextapart from other readers is: (1) its thoughtful and sustained attention to rhetorical; (2) the fact that students are asked to do more than critique culture, and to focus on how societies and individuals use writing and reading to do work, to affect outcomes, and to achieve results; and 3) the inclusion of assignments that allow students to compose not only analytical essays, but other genres as well.In Contextoffers a widely praised selection of readings that are provocative, fresh, and present various genres, with selections from bell hooks, Nell Berstein, Gloria Anzaldua, Sandra Cisneros, Barry Lopez, Robert B. Putnam, Robert Reich, Sherry Turkle, R. B. Kitja, Richard Rodriguez, Patricia J. Williams, and Ray Suarez. Challenging readings along with more accessible readings offer great flexibility. Readings are drawn from a variety of genres- from scholarly articles to more journalistic pieces to radio transcripts to legal documents.

Table of Contents

Reading Listed by Genre xx
Writing Projects Listed by Genre xxiii
Preface xxv
Unit I Reading and Writing Rhetorically
1(38)
Contexts for Reading and Writing
5(13)
Analyzing a Feature Story: Graffiti as Art or Vandalism
5(2)
Taggers Spray Over Vandal Image
5(2)
Phat X. Chiem
Four Ways to Look at Reading and Writing
7(2)
Situation
7(1)
Genre
8(1)
Language
8(1)
Consequences
8(1)
Reading the Graffiti Article
9(1)
Exploring a Writing Scenario
10(2)
Questions to Ask as You Read and Write
A Guide to Analyzing Readings in Context
12(3)
A Guide to Analyzing Contexts for Writing
15(3)
Strategies for Writers at Work
18(21)
A Writer Talks about Her Work
18(6)
A How-To List for Reading and Writing
24(15)
Before You Read: Connecting with the Conversation
24(1)
Consider Your Own Related Experiences
24(1)
Pay Attention to Discussions in the Media
24(1)
Search the Topic Online
25(1)
Talk to People with Relevant Knowledge or Experiences
25(1)
As You Read: Exploring Texts and Contexts
25(1)
Understand the Writing Situation
25(1)
Identify and Analyze the Genre of the Text
26(1)
Analyze the Language of the Text
26(1)
Consider the Consequences of the Text
26(1)
Compare the Text with Other Texts
26(1)
Search the Library and the Internet for Related Texts
27(1)
Visit a Real or Electronic Bookstore
28(1)
Evaluate Sources
28(1)
Getting Down to Writing: Creating Texts
29(1)
Identify a Situation and Purpose for Writing
29(1)
Take Advantage of the Writing Process
29(1)
Planning
29(1)
Drafting
30(1)
Revising
31(2)
Editing
33(1)
Writing Arguments
33(1)
Integrating Material from Other Texts
34(1)
Summarizing
34(1)
Paraphrasing
34(1)
Quoting
34(1)
Avoiding Plagiarism
34(1)
Creating Visual Texts
35(1)
Collaborating with Others on the Writing of a Text
35(4)
Unit II Searching for Authenticity
39(128)
Representing and Misrepresenting the Self
41(55)
Skin
43(7)
Esmeralda Santiago
A Portfolio of Self Representations
50(8)
Shane Madden
Representin' the Real
58(9)
Todd Boyd
Identity in the Age of the Internet
67(15)
Sherry Turkle
Famous All Over Town
82(14)
Danny Santiago
Buying and Selling Authenticity
96(36)
Goin' Gangsta, Choosin' Cholita
97(7)
Nell Bernstein
Marketing Street Culture: Bringing Hip-Hop Style to the Mainstream
104(11)
Marc Spiegler
Imitation of Life
115(6)
James Ledbetter
The Heart of the Matter
121(11)
David Klinghoffer
Case Study: Contesting the Ownership of Music
132(35)
The Case
132(1)
The Issues
133(2)
The Documents
135(1)
Your Role
136(31)
U2 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
137(1)
U2's Double Trouble
138(2)
Richard Harrington
Island Records/Warner-Chappell Music Excerpts from the Island/Warner-Chappell Lawsuit
140(7)
Negativland U2 Negativland: The Case from Our Side
147(7)
Excerpts from Chapter 1 of the 1976 United States Copyright Act
154(4)
Negativland In Fair Use Debate, Art Must Come First
158(2)
Sampling Without Permission Is Theft
160(2)
Andrian Adams
Paul McKibbins
Build a Desktop Studio
162(2)
Tom Samiljan
RTMARK RTMARK Finds Bucks for Beck Rip-off
164(3)
Unit III Creating a Sense of Place
167(120)
On the Road
169(36)
Why We Go
171(6)
Andrea Barrett
Nature and Culture
177(12)
Yi-Fu Tuan
First Diasporist Manifesto
189(4)
R. B. Kitaj
Bright Boy from the Delta
193(12)
Clifton L. Taulbert
Making a Home
205(58)
Comfort and Well-Being
207(12)
Witold Rybczynski
Coming Home
219(15)
Sharon Haar
Christopher Reed
The Triumph of Burbopolis
234(9)
Michael Pollan
Mi Casa es Su Casa
243(6)
Margaret Crawford
Adobe LA
Late Victorians: San Francisco, AIDS, and the Homosexual Stereotype
249(14)
Richard Rodriguez
Case Study: On Painting a House Purple
263(24)
The Case
263(1)
The Issues
264(2)
The Documents
266(1)
Your Role
267(20)
City of San Antonio Understanding the Preservation Process
269(6)
King William Seeing Red over Purple
275(1)
Susan Yerkes
Now We Know Why It's Called Purple Passion
276(1)
Susan Yerkes
Purple Debate Reaches Commission---Cisneros Agrees to Work with City Staff on Mutually Acceptable Color Scheme
277(1)
Mike Greenberg
Letters to the Editor
278(2)
Purple Politics---Our Tejano History Has Become Invisible
280(3)
Sandra Cisneros
Purple Politics---Individuality Surrendered for Preservation
283(2)
Milton Babbitt
The Purple House---Coat of Paint Causes Cultural War in San Antonio
285(2)
Michele Norris
Lisa McRee
Unit IV Participating in Civic Conversations
287(132)
What Makes Democracy Work?
289(53)
The New Democracy
291(13)
Harry C. Boyte
Nancy N. Kari
Toward an Agenda for Social Capitalists
304(15)
Robert D. Putnam
Hate Radio: Why We Need to Tune In to Limbaugh and Stern
319(8)
Patricia J. Williams
Symposium on Minority Journalists and the Media
327(15)
Ray Suarez
Ellis Cose
Joie Chen
George de Lama
Mark Trahant
Redefining Disability
342(47)
The Second Phase: From Disability Rights to Disability Culture
344(9)
Paul K. Longmore
Negotiating Disability
353(15)
Simi Linton
Life as We Know It
368(11)
Michael Berube
Save Money: Help the Disabled
379(1)
James S. Brady
New York Times Editors Blank Check for the Disabled?
380(2)
The FDR Memorial: Who Speaks from the Wheelchair?
382(7)
Rosemarie Garland-Thomson
Case Study: Designing Memorials
389(30)
The Case
389(1)
The Issues
389(3)
The Documents
392(2)
Your Role
394(25)
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Statement of Purpose
395(1)
Jan C. Scruggs
Joel L. Swerdlow
Design Competition: Winning Designer's Statement
396(2)
Maya Ying Lin
Boundaries
398(11)
Maya Ying Lin
Memorials, Monuments, and Meaning
409(3)
Robert Ivy
The New Ground Zero: Finding Comfort in the Safety of Names
412(4)
Michael Kimmelman
Allison Keyes for the Tavis Smiley Show Continuing Controversy over Construction of a Memorial at the World Trade Center Site
416(2)
Photo of the Design for the World Trade Center Memorial
418(1)
Unit V Adapting to the Changing Economy
419(142)
Living in the Global Economy
421(49)
Mr. Order Meets Mr. Chaos
423(12)
Robert Wright
Robert Kaplan
A Passage to India: The Case of Bangalore
435(12)
William Wolman
Anne Colamosca
Becoming a Knowledge Worker
447(13)
Robert Reich
Women on the Global Assembly Line
460(10)
Chan Lean Heng
Adapting to the Changing Workplace
470(55)
For This We Sent You to College?
472(12)
Robyn Meredith
What Makes a Leader?
484(13)
Daniel P. Goleman
Nickel-and-Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America
497(19)
Barbara Ehrenreich
A Man's Place
516(9)
Victoria de Grazia
Claudia Goldin
Jacqueline Jones
Juliet B. Schor
Marta Tienda
William Julius Wilson
Michael Weinstein
Case Study: Advocating for Temporary Workers
525(36)
The Case
525(1)
The Issues
525(4)
The Documents
529(1)
Your Role
530(31)
Longtime Temps Want Some Perks: Now Some Are Suing Companies for Benefits
532(4)
Merrill Goozner
A Leg Up for the Lowly Temp: Advocates Are Lobbying for Better Benefits and an Employers' Code of Conduct
536(3)
Aaron Bernstein
The Temp Workers Alliance's Consumer Guide to ``Best Practices'' Temp Agencies
539(11)
Barry Peterson
The Temp Survival Guide: How to Prosper as an Economic Nomad of the Nineties
550(6)
Brian Hassett
Best of Temp Slave!
556(5)
Jeff Kelly
A Genre Glossary
561(25)
Academic Article/Research Paper
561(2)
Address/Speech
563(1)
Advice Book/Article
564(1)
Brochure
564(1)
Business Letter/Memo
565(1)
Codes/Guidelines
566(1)
Comics
567(1)
Cover Letter/Reflective Essay
568(1)
Dialogue/Symposium/Debate
569(1)
Essay
570(4)
Personal/Informal/Literary Essay
572(1)
Argumentative/Analytical/Persuasive Essay
573(1)
Feature Story/Profile
574(1)
Interview
575(1)
Letter to the Editor
576(1)
Manifesto
577(1)
Online Posts
578(1)
Opinion Piece/Commentary
578(2)
Proposal
580(1)
Report
581(1)
Resume/Cover Letter
582(1)
Review
583(1)
Web Page
584(2)
Credits 586(4)
Index 590

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