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Title:
A Handbook for Writing Formal Papers takes the student through the writing process step by step in language that is succinct and to the point.
Author:
Norman W. Steinaker, Terry A. Bustillos
ISBN:
0558713580
Title:
The great majority of introductory writing courses at large colleges and universities are taught by adjunct or part-time
Author:
Paul Tanner, Professor Jeniveve Wahlquist, Associate Professor, Department Chair
ISBN:
0-536-83911-5
Title:
Becoming a Critical Thinker: A Guide for the New Millennium, 2/E is intended as an introductory text in logic or critical thinking.
Author:
Robert Todd Carroll, PhD.
ISBN:
0-536-85934-5
Title:
Critical Encounters with Texts is aimed at first-year writing classes focused on analysis, argument, and critical research as intellectual practices fundamental to academic writing and beyond.
Author:
Margaret Himley Anne Fitzsimmons The Writing Program
ISBN:
0-536-95428-3
Title:
Grammar Demystified debunks the myth of grammar as a boring and arid subject dominated by stifling and arbitrary rules.
Author:
Jonathan Price, Jeanne Rodgers
ISBN:
0-536-49128-3
Title:
What you will see throughout this text is a novel approach to multiple-choice testing.
Author:
Regina Constantin • Jason M. Kittler • Wesner J. Pierre, III • Hannalyn Wilkens
ISBN:
055841821X
Title:
Juxtapositions pairs a wide variety of canonical readings in the humanities with an equally wide variety of diverse autobiographical essays and short stories.
Author:
Marlene Clark
ISBN:
0-536-96471-8
Title:
New Affinities brings together a wide diversity of themes reflecting the moral and material dilemmas of the world today: war,
Author:
Edited by Anca Rosu and Wendolyn Tetlow
ISBN:
0-536-81866-5
Title:
Long popular with students who have used it, Popping Culture presents a compilation of articles dealing with current issues in popular culture, including media violence, sexuality, social inequality, racism, and war.
Author:
Edited by Murray Pomerance & John Sakeris
ISBN:
0536882495
Title:
This slender anthology expands on an English composition class Cook has taught for over ten years, examining American culture
Author:
Stephen Cook
ISBN:
055822475X
Title:
Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Poetry in its Cultural Contexts: An Anthology is a collection of 44 British texts organized around four cultural contexts – “City, Landscape, and Empire”; “A Gendered Society”; “Literary Warfare”; and “A Personal Voice.”
Author:
Edited by David Wheeler
ISBN:
0-536-31919-7
Title:
Stay-on-Track Pack is an option that can help keep your students from falling behind during the summer months.
Author:
Pearson
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This anthology is about human courage and compassion in the face of some of life's more challenging rites-of-passage; these epiphanies are teaching and learning moments captured by new and exciting voices, some previously unpublished.
Author:
Francis Edward Crowley, Ph.D (Editor)
ISBN:
0558209076
Title:
Test Taking Tips for the ACT Reading Compass Exam and Practice Reading Passages was developed specifically for students at CUNY college system, taking the ACT Reading Compass exam.
Author:
Regina A. Rochford, Ed.D. and Josephine Pantaleo, M.S.
ISBN:
0-558-03040-8
Title:
The College Writer’s Workshop: Reading, Writing and Revising Essays Volumes I and II are two "nuts and bolts" work-texts designed to help students improve their skills in writing English composition essays.
Author:
Kirsten F. Benson, Tim Edwards, Amanda M. Lawrence
ISBN:
0-536-70218-7
Title:
The Many Worlds of Literature is a global, contemporary anthology whose international and multicultural selections offer a new
Author:
Stuart Hirschberg, Terry Hirschberg
ISBN:
0-536-60939-X
Title:
This is the third in a series of anthologies which uses literature to help explain and define human emotion and experience.
Author:
Edited by David McGrath
ISBN:
0-536-74619-2
Title:
The University of Victoria Writer’s Guide packs a writer’s survival kit fit for college students or workplace professionals into 137 spiral-bound pages.
Author:
Paul MacRae, G. Kim Blank and Michael Best
ISBN:
0-555-03660-X
Title:
This book is intended for an introductory undergraduate college course in public speaking.
Author:
Marilyn Cristiano
ISBN:
053682312X
Title:
As the use of the internet increases so do the demands for writers and researchers to supply content.
Author:
Shalin Hai-Jew
ISBN:
0-536-74613-3
Title:
Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Topic Selection Chapter 3: Audience Chapter 4: Research Chapter 5: Documenting Sources Chapter 6: Persuasion Chapter 7: Grammar and Style Chapter 8: Assignments Chapter 9: Final Report and Portfolio Index
Author:
Edited by Balestraci, Cawley, Clarke, Donahue, Grobman, Harding, Richards, Soroka, Zoino
ISBN:
0-536-70393-0
