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Indicates new to this edition | |
Alternate Contents by Genre | |
Preface to Instructors | |
Making Connections | |
Participation: Personal Response and Critical Thinking | |
The Personal Dimension of Reading Literature | |
Personal Response and Critical Thinking | |
Writing to Learn | |
Keeping a Journal or Reading Log | |
Double-Entry Journals and Logs | |
The Social Nature of Learning: Collaboration | |
Personal, Not Private | |
Ourselves as Readers | |
Different Kinds of Reading | |
First Responses | |
Advice to My Son | |
Making Connections with Literature | |
Images of Ourselves | |
Connecting Through Experience-Zimmer in Grade School | |
Zimmer in Grade School | |
Connecting Through Experience-Not Waving, but Drowning | |
Not Waving, but Drowning | |
Making Connections | |
Culture, Experience, and Values | |
Connecting Through Experience-Those Winter Sundays | |
Those Winter Sundays | |
Connecting Through Experience-Barbie Doll | |
Barbie Doll | |
Being in the Moment | |
NEW YORK TIMES, "Birmingham Bomb Kills 4." | |
Ballad of Birmingham | |
Participating, Not Solving | |
Using Our Imaginations | |
The Whole and Its Parts | |
Communication: Writing About Literature | |
The Response Essay | |
Voice and Writing | |
Voice and Response to Literature | |
Connecting Through Experience-Incident | |
Writing to Describe | |
Choosing Details | |
Choosing Details from Literature | |
Connecting Through Experience-Eleven | |
Eleven | |
Writing to Compare | |
Comparing and Contrasting Using a Venn Diagram | |
Connecting Through Experience-Mothers | |
Mothers | |
Connecting Through Experience-Salvation | |
Salvation | |
Possible Worlds | |
From First Response to Final Draft | |
The Importance of Revision | |
Using First Responses | |
Choosing a Topic | |
Extending Your Ideas | |
Semantic Mapping, or Clustering | |
Mix and Match | |
Generating Ideas Through Collaboration | |
The Response Essay: Composing a Draft | |
Diedre's Draft: "Twice on Sunday." | |
Revision | |
Organization and Unity | |
Showing Support | |
Clarity | |
Voice | |
Dierdre's Revised Essay:"Twice on Sunday." | |
Analysis, Argumentation, and Research | |
Exploration and Analysis: Genre and the Elements of Literature | |
Close Reading | |
Annotating the Text | |
First Annotation: Exploration | |
Ozymandias | |
Second Annotation: Analysis | |
Ozymandias | |
Literature in Its Many Contexts | |
Your Critical Approach | |
Reading and Analyzing Fiction | |
Narration | |
Point of View | |
Setting | |
Conflict | |
Plot | |
Character | |
Language and Style | |
Diction | |
Symbol | |
Irony | |
Theme | |
Getting Ideas for Writing about Fiction | |
The Story of an Hour | |
Reading and Analyzing Poetry | |
Language and Style | |
Denotation and Connotation | |
Voice | |
Tone | |
Irony | |
War Is Kind | |
Imagery | |
The Word "Plum" | |
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