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Backpacks vs. Briefcases: Steps Toward Rhetorical Analysis |
Carroll, Laura Bolin |
Vol. 1 |
advertisement-analysis, argumentation, audience, constraint, contextual, emotion, ethos, exigence, first-day, genre, guidelines, implication, Lloyd Bitzer, logos, media, pathos, persuasive, questioning, rhetorical-analysis, situational, social, tone, triangle |
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Collaborating Online: Digital Strategies for Group Work |
Atkins, Anthony |
Vol. 1 |
collaboration, digital, dysfunctional, google docs, group, member role, oral-presentation, productivity, task evaluation, teamwork, technology, wiki, wikipedia |
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Composing the Anthology: An Exercise in Patchwriting |
Leary, Christopher |
Vol. 1 |
anthology-writing, arrangement, assignment, cut-up, editing, found poetry, memoir-writing, patchwriting, peer-evaluation, plagiarism, poetry-writing, student-opinion, student-publishing, table of contents, teacher-story |
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Finding the Good Argument Why Bother With Logic? |
Jones, Rebecca |
Vol. 1 |
argumentation, Aristotle, burden-of-proof, classical-rhetoric, closure, complexity, deductive, duality, ethical, ethos, freedom of speech, implicit, inductive, jargon, logical, logos, nonadversarial, pathos, Plato, pragma-dialectical, premise, Quintilian, reasoning, relevance, standpoint, Stephen Toulmin, topoi, validity |
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Finding Your Way In: Invention as Inquiry Based Learning in First Year Writing |
Lessner, Steven and Collin Craig |
Vol. 1 |
Anzaldua, audience, bullets, composing, creativity, critical freewriting, exercise, focused freewriting, freewriting, FYC, graphic organizer, inquiry-based, invention, outlining, peer-evaluation, reader-strategy, rhetorical, sample |
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From Topic to Presentation: Making Choices to Develop Your Writing |
Hewett, Beth L. |
Vol. 1 |
author-story, brainstorming, composing, drafting, essay-writing, peer-evaluation, projector, revising, teacher-as-writer, topic, writer-choice |
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I Need You to Say “I”: Why First Person is Important in College Writing |
McKinney Maddalena, Kate |
Vol. 1 |
academic, discourse-analysis, exigency, expertise, first-person, guidelines, insider, integrity, objectivity, ownership, scholarly, science-writing, situational, sophistication, style, viewpoint |
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Inspired Writer vs. the Real Writer |
Allen, Sarah |
Vol. 1 |
academic, alienation, author-story, authoring, composing, inspiration, jargon, motivation, myth, Patricia Bizzell, quality, real-life, teacher-as-writer, writer-strategy |
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Introduction: Open Source Composition Texts Arrive for College Writers |
Cummings, Robert E. |
Vol. 1 |
introduction to the volume, open source, open textbook |
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Navigating Genres |
Dirk, Kerry |
Vol. 1 |
arrangement, form-content, genre, genre-knowledge, popular music, purpose, rules, situational, thesis-statement |
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Reflective Writing the Revision Process: What Were You Thinking? |
Giles, Sandra |
Vol. 1 |
author-story, case-study, composing, letter-to-the-reader, process, reflective, revising, sample, self-reflection, student-teacher-memo, writer-intention |
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Reinventing Invention: Discovery Investment in Writing |
Trim, Michelle D. and Megan Lynn Isaac |
Vol. 1 |
activity, audience, brainstorming, creativity, discovery, genre, group, guidelines, implied-reader, individual, interest, invention, needs-analysis, problem-solving, process, purpose, sample, topic |
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So You've Got a Writing Assignment. Now What? |
Hinton, Corrine E. |
Vol. 1 |
apprehension, argumentation, assignment, audience, directive verb, emotion, evidence, format, guidelines, interpretation, panic, procrastination, purpose, questioning, resources, sample, stylistic |
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Taking Flight: Connecting Inner Outer Realities during Invention |
Antlitz, Susan E. |
Vol. 1 |
apprehension, composing, compound topics, connection, content, creativity, digital, email, emotion, exercise, graphic organizer, growth, heuristic, ideas, invention, journal-writing, meditation, messaging, personal, play, PowerPoint, prayer, private-public, procrastination, random words, sample, social, writing-ritual |
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What is Academic Writing? |
Irvin, L. Lennie |
Vol. 1 |
academic, analysis, argumentation, assignment, audience, closed assignment, communication, complexity, controlled, critical, definition, first-person pronoun, five-paragraph, genius, genre, grammar, interpretation, myth, open assignment, purpose, researching, semi-open assignment, situational |
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Why Visit Your Campus Writing Center? |
Rafoth, Ben |
Vol. 1 |
audience, collaboration, conferencing, confidence, motivation, needs-analysis, one-on-one, student-opinion, tutoring, writing center |
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Wikipedia Is Good for You!? |
Purdy, James P. |
Vol. 1 |
accuracy, changeability, collaboration, dialogic, guidelines, interactive, internet, invention, resources, review-writing, revision, term-paper, wikipedia |
