Mosaics Reader, The, Plus MyLab Writing with eText -- Access Card Package

by Flachmann, Kim

• ISBN13: 9780134016665
• ISBN10: 0134016661
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Package
• Copyright: 2015-04-07
• Publisher: Pearson

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The Mosaics Reader uses high-interest readings from a complemented by creative, principled reading and writing exercises and activities to get students reading and writing in the rhetorical modes.

 

0134016661 / 9780134016665 Mosaics Reader, The, Plus MyWritingLab with eText -- Access Card Package

 

Package consists of:   

0133944131 / 9780133944136 MyWritingLab with Pearson eText -- Glue in Access Card

013394414X / 9780133944143 MyWritingLab with Pearson eText -- Inside Star Sticker

0205823025 / 9780205823024 Mosaics Reader, The

 

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

 

 

Describing

Amy Tan, “Magpies”

Alice Walker, “Longing to Die of Old Age”

Mario Suarez, “El Hoyo”

Linda Hogan, “Dwellings”

 

Narrating

Sandra Cisneros, “Eleven”

Michael Arredondo, “Choosing the Path with Honor”

Lynda Barry, “The Sanctuary of School”

Stan Higgins, “Writer’s Retreat”

 

Illustrating

Chang-Rae Lee, “Mute in an English-Only World”

Brent Staples, “Walk On By”

Richard Rodriguez, “Dawn’s Early Light”

France Borel, “The Decorated Body”

 

Analyzing a Process

Julia Bourland, “Getting Out of Debt (and Staying Out)”

Russell Freedman, “Coming Over”

Dr. Roger Flax, “Don’t Be Cruel”

David Levy, “Why We Have a Moon”

 

Comparing and Contrasting

Ernesto Galarza, “The Barrio”

David Brooks, “It’s a Girls’ World, After All: The New Imbalance of the Information Age”

Yi-Fu Tuan, “American Space, Chinese Place”

Tony Cohan, “Between Worlds”

 

Dividing and Classifying

Camille Lavington, “Rapport: How to Ignite It”

Stephanie Ericsson, “The Ways We Lie”

Bernice Reagon, “Black Music in Our Hands”

Marion Winik, “What Are Friends For?”

 

Defining

Gary Mack, “The Fire Inside”

Jo Goodwin Parker, “What is Poverty”

Isaac Asimov, “What is Intelligence Anyway?”

Janice Castro, “Spanglish Spoken Here”

 

Analyzing Causes and Effects

Michael McLeod, “Does TV Kill?”

Corky Clifton, “Life Sentences”

Linda Lee Andujar, “Shedding the Weight of My Dad’s Obsession”

Stacey Colino, “Happiness is Catching; Why Emotions Are Contagious”

 

Arguing

Jeff Chu, “Who Gets the Break?”

Tamara Roleff, “Hate Crime Laws Are Necessary”

Brenda Stalcup, Tamara Roleff, and Mary Williams, “Hate Crime Laws Are Unnecessary”

Dave Grossman, “We Are Training Our Kids to Kill”

Richard Willard, “Anti-Loitering Laws Can Reduce Gang Violence”

David Cole, “Anti-Loitering Laws Are Ineffective and Biased”