The act of writing

By: Gould, EricContributor(s): Diyanni, Robert | Smith, WilliamMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Random House, ©1989Description: xvii, 317 p., [10] pages of plates : illustrationsISBN: 9780394355023 ; 0394355024Subject(s): College readers | English language -- Rhetoric -- Problems, exercises, etc | Report writing -- Problems, exercises, etc | English language -- Rhetoric | Report writingDDC classification: 808.042
Contents:
Chapter 1. Creating Dialogue.-- Chapter 2. Writing from Reading.-- Chapter 3. Writing and Thinking.-- Chapter 4. Writing and Form.-- Chapter 5. The Persuasive Voice.-- Chapter 6. Writing and Revising.
Summary: This brief rhetoric with readings and illustrations highlights the interaction between writing, reading, and thinking. Writing is introduced as a dialogue, and each chapter explores a different aspect of that dialogue - invention, revision (dialogue with the self), persuasion (dialogue with the reader), writing from texts (dialogue with the text or subject). Visual examples, including four pages of fine art reproductions, may be used to stimulate discussion and reading.
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Includes index

Chapter 1. Creating Dialogue.--
Chapter 2. Writing from Reading.--
Chapter 3. Writing and Thinking.--
Chapter 4. Writing and Form.--
Chapter 5. The Persuasive Voice.--
Chapter 6. Writing and Revising.

This brief rhetoric with readings and illustrations highlights the interaction between writing, reading, and thinking. Writing is introduced as a dialogue, and each chapter explores a different aspect of that dialogue - invention, revision (dialogue with the self), persuasion (dialogue with the reader), writing from texts (dialogue with the text or subject). Visual examples, including four pages of fine art reproductions, may be used to stimulate discussion and reading.

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