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The Harbrace guide to writing. / Cheryl Glenn

By: Glenn, CherylMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: London: Wadsworth, 2013Edition: 2nd edDescription: xl, 679 p.: ill.(col.)ISBN: 9781111349097; 1111349096Subject(s): English language -- Rhetoric | Report writing | English language -- GrammarLOC classification: PE1408.G55
Contents:
Contents: Understanding the rhetorical situation -- Identifying a fitting response -- Writing processes and strategies -- Sharoing the experience of taste -- Portraying successful speakers and writers -- Examining the milennial generation -- Persuading in a multilingual context -- The college of the future -- Exploring the global village -- Everyday reading -- Analyzing multimedia -- Responding to multimedia -- Research and the rhetorical situation -- Research in the library and online -- Field research -- Managing the research process -- Reading, evaluating, and responding to sources -- Acknowledging sources -- Word classes and rhetorical effects -- Sentence structure and rhetorical effects -- Editing for clarity and style -- Punctuation, mechanics, and rhetorical effects --
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PE1408.G55(2e) (Browse shelf) Available K/2776/2776/19

Includes index.

Contents: Understanding the rhetorical situation -- Identifying a fitting response -- Writing processes and strategies -- Sharoing the experience of taste -- Portraying successful speakers and writers -- Examining the milennial generation -- Persuading in a multilingual context -- The college of the future -- Exploring the global village -- Everyday reading -- Analyzing multimedia -- Responding to multimedia -- Research and the rhetorical situation -- Research in the library and online -- Field research -- Managing the research process -- Reading, evaluating, and responding to sources -- Acknowledging sources -- Word classes and rhetorical effects -- Sentence structure and rhetorical effects -- Editing for clarity and style -- Punctuation, mechanics, and rhetorical effects --

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