EBook For Writing Ten Core Concepts 3rd Edition By Robert P. Yagelski

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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0357505654
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0357505656
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EBook For Writing Ten Core Concepts 3rd Edition By Robert P. Yagelski

Table Of Content

  1. Chapter 1: Why We Write
  2. Understanding Writing
  3. Writing in College
  4. Writing in the Workplace
  5. Writing as a Citizen
  6. Writing to Understand Ourselves
  7. Chapter 2: Ten Core Concepts for Effective Writing
  8. The Ten Core Concepts for Effective Writing
  9. Core Concept 1: Writing is a process of discovery and learning.
  10. Core Concept 2: Good writing fits the context.
  11. Core Concept 3: The medium is part of themessage.
  12. Core Concept 4: A writer must have something to say.
  13. Core Concept 5: A writer must support claimsand assertions.
  14. Core Concept 6: Purpose determines form, style, and organization in writing.
  15. Core Concept 7: Writing is a social activity.
  16. Core Concept 8: Revision is an essential part of writing.
  17. Core Concept 9: There is always a voice in writing, even when there isn’t an I.
  18. Core Concept 10: Good writing means more than good grammar.
  19. Chapter 3: The Ten Core Concepts in Action
  20. Step 1: Discover and explore a topic.
  21. Step 2: Examine the rhetorical context.
  22. Step 3: Select an appropriate medium.
  23. Step 4: Have something to say.
  24. Step 5: Back up what you say.
  25. Step 6: Establish a form and structure for your project.
  26. Step 7: Get feedback.
  27. Step 8: Revise.
  28. Step 9: Strengthen your voice.
  29. Step 10: Make it correct.
  30. Chapter 4: A Student Writer Applies the Core Concepts
  31. Step 1: Discover and explore a topic.
  32. Step 2: Examine the rhetorical context.
  33. Step 3: Select an appropriate medium.
  34. Step 4: Have something to say.
  35. Step 5: Back up what you say.
  36. Step 6: Establish a form and structure for your project.
  37. Step 7: Get feedback.
  38. Step 8: Revise.
  39. Step 9: Strengthen your voice.
  40. Step 10: Make it correct.
  41. Chapter 5: Understanding Analytical Writing
  42. Occasions for Analytical Writing
  43. Understanding Analytical Writing in College
  44. Doing Analysis
  45. Features of Analytical Writing
  46. Chapter 6: Understanding Argument
  47. Occasions for Argument
  48. Understanding Argument in College
  49. Making Arguments
  50. Features of Argument
  51. Chapter 7: Reading for Understanding and Engagement
  52. Understanding Academic Writing as Conversation
  53. A Strategy for Reading Academic Texts
  54. Reading Critically
  55. Summarizing and Paraphrasing
  56. Synthesizing
  57. Chapter 8: Composing with Style
  58. Developing an Academic Writing Style
  59. Writing Paragraphs
  60. Framing
  61. Writing Introductions
  62. Transitions
  63. Chapter 9: Designing Documents
  64. Understanding Document Design as a Rhetorical Tool
  65. Principles of Document Design
  66. Working with Visual Elements
  67. Designing Documents: Two Sample Projects
  68. Chapter 10: Finding Source Material
  69. Understanding Research
  70. Determining What You Need
  71. Understanding Sources
  72. Locating the Right Sources
  73. Developing a Search Strategy
  74. Chapter 11: Evaluating Sources
  75. Determining Whether a Source Is Trustworthy
  76. Evaluating Source Material for Your Rhetorical Purposes
  77. Chapter 12: Using Source Material
  78. Quoting from Sources
  79. Additional Guidelines for Quoting from Sources
  80. Avoiding Plagiarism
  81. Chapter 13: Citing Sources Using MLA Style
  82. Two Main Components in MLA Style
  83. Creating In-Text Citations in MLA Style
  84. Creating a Works Cited List in MLA Style
  85. Sample MLA-Style Research Paper
  86. Index
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