
The Writer’s Response A Reading-Based Approach To College Writing
by McDonald, Stephen; Salomone, William-
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Summary
Table of Contents
The Reading-Writing Conversation | |
Writing with a Central Idea | |
The Writing Process | |
Prewriting: From Writer''s Block to Writing | |
Live Each Moment for What It''s Worth | |
Without Emotion | |
A View from Mount Ritter | |
Prewriting: Choosing a Preliminary Topic Sentence or Thesis | |
Prewriting: Preparing a Rough Outline | |
Grouping Related Points | |
Identifying Group Topics | |
Choosing a Tentative Organization | |
Writing: The First Draft | |
Rewriting: Revising and Editing | |
Assignments: Writing with a Central Idea | |
Evaluating Sample Papers | |
Sentence Combining: Embedding Adjectives | |
Adverbs, and Prepositional Phrases | |
Reading for the Central Idea | |
Paragraphs and Topic Sentences | |
Paragraphs without Topic Sentences | |
Essays and Thesis Statements | |
Three Passions I Have Lived For | |
Jailbreak Marriage | |
How to Stay Alive | |
Participating Actively in the Writer-Reader Dialogue | |
Printed Noise | |
Ordinary People Produce Extraordinary Results | |
A Required Course in Beating the Freshman Blues | |
Are You Living Mindlessly? Assignments: Writing a Personal Response | |
Evaluating Sample Papers | |
Sentence Combining: Coordination | |
Supporting the Central Idea | |
Brief Examples | |
Extended Examples | |
Statistics | |
Expert Opinion or Testimony | |
Combining Types of Support | |
Explaining the Significance of the Support | |
Writing Introductions and Conclusions | |
Male Fixations | |
Fear of Heights: Teachers | |
Parents, and Students Are Wary of Achievement | |
Surviving a Year of Sleepless Nights | |
Getting to Know about You and Me | |
Writing Assignments | |
Evaluating Sample Papers | |
Sentence Combining: Using Subordination | |
Unity and Coherence Unity | |
Coherence | |
Improving Unity and Coherence with Thesis Statements and Topic Sentences | |
Are Families Dangerous? | |
A Generation of Bigots Comes of Age | |
Colorblind | |
Burned Out and Bored. | |
Writing Assignments | |
Evaluating Sample Papers | |
Sentence Combining: Verbal Phrases | |
Writing About Reading | |
Summarizing and Responding to Reading | |
Writing a Brief Summary | |
Norman Cousins | |
The Decline of Neatness | |
Writing an Extended Summary | |
Writing a Summary-Response Essay | |
The Bachelor: Silly | |
Sexist and to Many | |
Irresistible | |
Killing Women: A Pop-Music Tradition | |
The Changing Face of America | |
College Lectures: Is Anybody Listening? | |
Writing Assignments | |
Evaluating Sample Papers | |
Sentence Combining: Appositives | |
Evaluating Reading Selections | |
Audience and Purpose | |
Evaluating Support | |
Appearances Are Destructive | |
Why Competition? | |
History: Pass the Popcorn | |
Please | |
Teenagers in Dreamland | |
Writing Assignment | |
Evaluating Sample Papers | |
Sentence Combining: Parallelism | |
Synthesizing Ideas from Reading Selections | |
Preparing Your Sources and Notes | |
Clarify Your Purpose | |
Read and Highlight Your Sources | |
Take Notes | |
Organizing Your Material | |
Group Related Ideas | |
Develop a Rough Outline of the Issues | |
Writing the Draft | |
Write a Preliminary Thesis Statement | |
Write the First Draft | |
Documenting Your Sources | |
Revising and Refining the Synthesis | |
Refine the Thesis Statement | |
Add or Refine Topic Sentences | |
Rethink Weak Paragraphs | |
Proofread for Errors in Grammar | |
Spelling, and Punctuation | |
Flag Burning and Freedom of Speech | |
Paul Greenberg | |
The American Flag: A Symbol We Should Protect | |
Charles Levendosky | |
Flag Burning and the First Amendment | |
Robert Dole | |
Many Americans Do Battle to Save Our Flag | |
Flag-Burning Ban: Protecting What It Symbolizes or the Symbol? | |
The Minimum Legal Drinking Age | |
Should the Legal Drinking Age Be Lowered to Eighteen or Nineteen? | |
Yes | |
Should the Legal Drinking Age Be Lowered to Eighteen or Nineteen? | |
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