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Preface Chapter 1: Our Multimedia World Using Rhetorical Modes as Patterns of Thought Responding to the Readings Chapter 2: Reading for Understanding The Reading Process Prereading Reading Rereading Reading Different Forms of Media Reading Prose Reading Visuals Chapter 3: Writing for Understanding The Writing Process Prewriting Clustering Deciding on Subject, Purpose, and Audience Writing a Tentative Thesis Statement Writing Sample Student First Draft Rewriting Writing Different Forms of Media Chapter 4: Working with Sources Finding Sources Evaluating Sources Using Sources in Your Writing Citing and Documenting Sources Sample Student Works Cited Chapter 5: Description Introducing Description Discovering How Description Works Reading Descriptions Writing Descriptions Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Revising and Editing Sample Student Essay Reviewing Description Essay: "Raging Bulls," Timothy Lavin Blog: "Officers Describe 9/11 in Memos," Susan Chun Essay: “Longing to Die of Old Age,” Alice Walker Cartoon: “The Ungooglable Man” Roz Chast Student Essay: “She,”Matthew Brooks Treacy Vignette: "Hey, Look," Simon Rich Essay: “You Say God Is Dead,” Paul Vitello Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 6: Narration Introducing Narration Discovering How Narration Works Reading Narrations Writing Narrations Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Revising and Editing Sample Student Essay Reviewing Narration Essay: "Rumspringa," Tom Shachtman Cartoon: “Academia,” David Sipress Essay: “I Will Never Know Why,” Susan Klebold Photograph: “Gas Station on Route 66,” Joseph Sohm Essay: "After a Fall," Garrison Keillor Song: "Down By the Old Mill Stream," Tell Taylor Essay: "Only Daughter," Sandra Cisneros Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 7: Illustration Introducing Illustration Discovering How Illustration Works Reading Illustration Writing Illustration Choosing a Subject and Audience Generating Illustrations Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Revising and Editing Sample Student Essay Reviewing Illustration Essay: "Body Piercing: Stick It Where the Sun Don't Shine," Raquel Kirsch YouTube Video: "A Vision of Students Today," Michael Wesch Essay: "When Foster Teens Find a Home," Anita Hamilton Blog: "Study: How Twitter is Hurting Students," Geneva Reid Essay: "America's Food Crisis and How to Fix It," Bryan Walsh Graph: "A Bright Shining Slogan," Foreign Policy Magazine Essay: "The Multitasking Generation," Claudia Wallis Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 8: Process Analysis Introducing Process Analysis Discovering How Process Analysis Works Reading Process Analysis Writing Process Analysis Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Sample Student Essay Reviewing Process Analysis Essay: "How To Say Nothing in 500 Words," Paul Roberts Photo: “Assembling Furniture,” Alex Segre Essay: "6 Sneaky Ways Sales Spur Spending," Kit Yarrow Website: "wikiHow.com" Essay: "How Human Cloning Will Work," Kevin Bonsor and Cristen Conger List: "50 Ways to Help the Planet," www.wireandtwine.com Essay: "What Makes a Successful Business Person," Murray Raphel Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 9: Division and Classification Introducing Division and Classification Discovering How Division and Classification Work Reading Division and Classification Writing Division and Classification Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Sample Student Essay Reviewing Division/Classification Student Essay: “No Wonder They Call Me a Bitch,” Ann Hodgman Website: "World Clock," OI Partners Essay: "The 10 People You'll Find in Any Gym," Chris Sparling Graph: "The Real Threat to Americans," St. Pete for Peace Organization Essay: "The Truth About Lying," Judith Viorst List: "13 Job Interview Mistakes to Avoid," Nathan Newberger Essay: "A Peek Into the Future," David Colker Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 10: Comparison and Contrast Introducing Comparison and Contrast Discovering How Comparison and Contrast Work Reading with Comparison and Contrast Writing with Comparison and Contrast Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Revising and Editing Sample Student Essay Reviewing Comparison and Contrast Essay: "Grandma,” Erma Bombeck Cartoon: “Social Networking,” Mike Keefe Essay: "Indecent Exposure," Carla Power Blog: "Motion Gaming Review,” Robert Workman Essay: "Sex, Lies, and Conversation,” Deborah Tannen Ads: "Smoking Ads," Lucky Strike and New York Department of Health Essay: "How E-Books Will Change the Way We Read and Write," Lynn Neary Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 11: Definition Introducing Definition Discovering How Definition Works Reading Definitions Writing Definition Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Revising and Editing Sample Student Essay Reviewing Definition Essay: " When Is It Rape?” Nancy Gibbs Video: "Augmented Reality: Coming to a Device Near You," Mark Sullivan Essay: "The Millennials,” Pew Research Center Interview: "Fans as Authors," Andres Salazar and Paul Martinez Essay: "The Art of the Handshake,” Tom Chiarella Photo Essay: "What Is a Sport?” Kim Flachmann and Michael Flachmann Essay: "You Wanna Take This Online?” Jeff Chu Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 12: Cause and Effect Introducing Cause and Effect Discovering How Cause and Effect Works Reading Cause and Effect Writing Cause and Effect Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Revising and Editing Sample Student Essay Reviewing Cause and Effect Analysis Essay: “What Evolutionary Psychology Says About Social Networking,” Michael Rogers Cartoon: “Read at Your Own Risk," Roz Chast Essay: “Black Men and Public Space,” Brent Staples Graph: “How High Will It Go?” The McKinsey Global Institute Essay: “Does Thinking Make It So?” Erin O’Donnell Interview: “On Reality TV, Less Sleep Means More Drama,” Joel Rose Essay: “Skin Deep: Seeking Self-Esteem Through Surgery,” Camille Sweeney Chapter Writing Assignments Chapter 13: Argument Introducing Argument Discovering How Argument Works Reading Arguments Writing Arguments Choosing a Subject Generating Details Drafting a Thesis Statement Producing a Draft Revising and Editing Sample Student Essay Reviewing Argument Essay: "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" Nicholas Carr Photograph: "Watering Little Sprout," Kristy-Anne Glubish Essay: "Now You Take 'Bambi' or 'Snow White': That's Scary," Stephen King Essay: "Letter From Birmingham Jail, April 16, 1963," Martin Luther King, Jr. Web Site: Center for Immigration Studies Song: “After You’ve Gone,” Turner Layton and Henry Creamer Essay: "Depression in College Students," Alissa Steiner Multiple Viewpoints: Global Warming Essay: "Public Opinion Stunner: WashPost-ABC Poll Finds Strong Support for Global Warming Reductions Despite Relentless Big Oil and Anti-Science Attacks," Daniel Weiss Cartoon: “No Plastic Bags, Please,” R. J. Matson Video: "An Inconvenient Truth," Davis Guggenheim Multiple Viewpoints: Privacy Issues in Our Culture Today Essay: "Online Privacy Fears are Real," Bob Sullivan Ad: “Identity Theft,” Guard Dog Identity Solutions Essay: “Privacy, Facebook and the Future of the Internet,” Marshall Kirkpatrick Chapter Writing Assignments Index and Glossary of Rhetorical Terms Index of Authors and Titles Table of Contents
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