Preface How to Use This Book Part 1: Rhetorical Situations 1: Purpose 2: Audience 3: Genre 4: Stance 5: Media / Design *6: Writing in Academic Contexts Part 2: Genres 7: Writing a Literacy Narrative *?Emily Vallowe, ?Write or Wrong Identity? Marjorie Agosin, ?Always Living in Spanish? Shannon Nichols, ?Proficiency? **?Sofia Gomez, ?Mother Goose in Monterrey? 8: Analyzing Texts *?Hannah Berry, ?The Fashion Industry: Free to Be? William Safire, ?A Spirit Reborn? *Emily Nussbaum, ?In Defense of Liz Lemon? **Sam Anderson, ?Just One More Game . . . Angry Birds, Farmville, and Other Hyperaddictive Stupid Games? ?Stephanie Huff, ?Metaphor and Society in Shelley?s ?Sonnet?? 9: Reporting Information *?Michaela Cullington, ?Does Texting Affect Writing?? *Nicholas Carr, ?Rural > City > Cyberspace: The Biggest Migration in Human History? James Fallows, ?Throwing Like a Girl? **Matthew O?Brien, ?The Strange Economics of Engagement Rings? 10: Arguing a Position ?Joanna MacKay, ?Organ Sales? *Heather Douglas, ?The Dark Side of Science? Lawrence Lessig, ?Some Like It Hot? **Andrew Leonard, ?Black Friday: Consumerism Minus Civilization? 11: Abstracts 12: Annotated Bibliographies Michael Benton, Mark Dolan, Rebecca Zisch, ?Teen Film$? ?Jessica Ann Olson, ?Global Warming? 13: Evaluations ?Ali Heinekamp, ?Juno: Not Just Another Teen Movie? 14: Lab Reports ?Sarah Thomas, ?The Effect of Biofeedback Training? 15: Memoirs Rick Bragg, ?All Over But the Shoutin?? 16: Profiles *?Christian Danielsen, ?Paperclip Man? 17: Proposals Michael Granof, ?Course Requirement: Extortion? 18: Reflections Jonathan Safran Foer, ?My Life as a Dog? 19: Resumes and Job Letters 20: Mixing Genres Anna Quindlen, ?Write for Your Life? *21: Choosing Genres Part 3: Processes 22: Writing as Inquiry 23: Collaborating 24: Generating Ideas and Text 25: Drafting 26: Assessing Your Own Writing 27: Getting Response and Revising 28: Editing and Proofreading 29: Compiling a Portfolio Part 4: Strategies 30: Beginning and Ending 31: Guiding Your Reader 32: Analyzing Causes and Effects 33: Arguing 34: Classifying and Dividing 35: Comparing and Contrasting 36: Defining 37: Describing 38: Dialogue 39: Explaining Processes 40: Narrating 41: Reading Strategies 42: Taking Essay Exams Part 5: Doing Research 43: Developing a Research Plan 44: Finding Sources 45: Evaluating Sources 46: Synthesizing Ideas 47: Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing 48: Acknowledging Sources, Avoiding Plagiarism 49: Documentation 50: MLA Style 51: APA Style Part 6: Media / Design *52: Choosing Media *53: Designing Text *54: Using Visuals *55: Writing Online *56: Speaking and Presenting Glossary / Index MLA and APA Directories * New to the third edition ** Multimodal writing ? Student writing
