The Prentice-Hall reader / compiled by George Miller
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TextPublication details: Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey : Prentice-Hall, c1986Description: xviii, 556 pages ; 17 cmISBN: - 136999352
- PE 1417 .P74 1986
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| GC PE 1417 .C66 1982 c.2 Contemporary sources : readings from Writer's workshop / | GC PE 1417 .M87 1986 c.1 Read to write : a writing process reader / | GC PE 1417 .M87 1986 c.2 Read to write : a writing process reader / | GC PE 1417 .P74 1986 The Prentice-Hall reader / | GC PE 1417 .R43 1980 Readings for today's writers / | GC PE 1471 .M55 1979 Forms of the essay : the American experience / | GC PE 1471 .W55 1976 The Wiley reader : designs for writing / |
1. Examples -- 2. Narration -- 3. Description -- 4. Division and classification -- 5. Comparison and contrast -- 6. Process -- 7. Cause and effect -- 8. Definition -- 9. Argumentation and persuasion -- 10. Revision.
This text is predicted on two premises: that reading plays a vital role in learning how to write and that writing and reading can best be organized around the traditional division of discourse into sour modes- narration, description, exposition, and argumentation.
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