----Elements of ARGUMENTA Text and ReaderThird Edition 1991by Annete T. RottenbergUniversity of Massachusetts at AmherstBedford Books of St. Martin's Press, BostonISBN: 0-312-04059-8Brief ContentsPART ONEThe Structure of Argument1. Introduction to Argument2. Claims3. Definition4. Support5. Warrants6. Language and Thought7. Induction, Deduction, and Logical Fallacies |
PART TWOWriting and Researching Arguments8. Writing an Argumentative Paper9. Researching an Argumentative PaperPAT THREEOpposing Viewpoints10. Abortion11. AIDS Testing12. Animal Rights13. Collegegiate Sports Reform14. Environmental Policy15. Euthanasia16. Freedom of Speech17. Legalizing Drugs18. PornographyPART FOURClassic ArgumentsGlossary and Index of TermsIndex of Authors and Titles |
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----Strategy for Technical Communicationby Nancy Roundy with David MairLittle, Brown and Company1985ISBN: 0-316-75923-6PART 1 AN OVERVIEWThe Composing ProcessSummaryExercisesPART 21. STRATEGIES: PLANNING AND REWRITING THE DOCUMENT2. Gathering Information: I. Writer-Directed Techniques3. Gathering Information: II. Library Research4. Selecting and Arranging Content5. Planning Style6. Revising the Draft |
PART 3APPLYING THE STRATEGIES TO TECHNICAL FORM7. Definitions8. Descriptions of Items9. Descriptions of Processes10. Technical Letters and Memorandums11. Resumes and Letters of Application12. Proposals13. Progress Reports14. Final ReportsPART 4PREPARING THE DOCUMENT: VISUAL AIDS, FORMAT, REPORT SUPPLEMENTS15. Visual Aids16. Format17. Report SupplementsPART 5HANDBOOK OF STYLE: CAPITALIZATION, GRAMMAR, PUNCTUATION, SPELLING, USAGEAppendix: Selected Bibliography on Technical WritingIndex |
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