Contents
- PART 1 THE PROCESS OF WRITING
- 1. Building Rhetorical Power
- 2. Preparing to Write
- 3. Strategies for Active Writing and Reading
- 4. Exploratory Drafting and Thesis Statements
- 5. Planning and Organizing Your Text
- 6. Developing Your Text
- 7. Writing Paragraphs
- 8. Style: Using a Community’s Language
- 9. Revising Your Text
- 10. Editing and Proofreading
- 11. Persuasion and Argument
- 12. Document Design
- PART 2 CRAFTING SENTENCES
- 13. The Simple Sentence
- 14. Modifiers
- 15. Coordination: Compound Sentence
- 16. Parallel Construction
- 17. Subordination: Complex Sentences
- 18. Coordination and Subordination
- 19. Sentence Fragments
- 20. Using Pronouns
- 21. Subject-Verb Agreement
- 22. Verbs: Tense
- 23. Verbs: Sequence of Tenses
- 24. Verbs: Active and Passive Voice
- 25. Verbs: Mood
- 26. Direct and Indirect Reporting of Discourse
- 27. Invigorating Your Style
- 28. Academic English for Nonnative Speakers
- PART 3 PUNCTUATION AND MECHANICS
- 29. The Comma
- 30. The Semicolon and the Colon
- 31. End Marks
- 32. Quotation Marks and Quoting
- 33. The Dash, Parentheses, the Slash
- 34. Spelling, Hyphen, Apostrophe
- 35. Mechanics
- PART 4 RESEARCH AND WRITING
- 36. The Research Process
- 37. Notetaking
- 38. Writing the Research Paper
- 39. Documenting the Research Paper
- 40. Preparing the Final Copy of the Research Paper
- PART 5 WRITING IN ACADEMIC CONTEXTS
- 41. Writing about Literature
- 42. Writing and Research in Different Disciplines
- PART 6 WRITING IN NONACADEMIC CONTEXTS
- 43. Writing in the World of Work
- 44. Writing for Public Service
- 45. Grant Writing for Nonprofit Groups
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