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Clear, step-by-step writing instruction, ample annotated student essays, and extensive practice opportunities for writing have made The Longman Writer one of the most successful methods-of-development guides for college writing.
I. THE READING PROCESS 1. Becoming a Strong ReaderStage 1: Get an Overview of the SelectionStage 2: Deepen Your Sense of the SelectionStage 3: Evaluate the SelectionA Model Annotated ReadingAssessing Visuals in a ReadingAssessing an Image: An ExampleAssessing a Graph: An ExampleEllen Goodman, "Family Counterculture" II. THE WRITING PROCESS 2. Getting Started Through PrewritingUse Prewriting to Get StartedKeep a JournalThe Pre-Reading Journal EntryUnderstand the Boundaries of the AssignmentDetermine Your Purpose, Audience, Tone, and Point of ViewDiscover Your Essay's Limited SubjectGenerate Raw Material About Your Limited SubjectOrganize the Raw MaterialActivities: Getting Started Through Prewriting 3. Identifying a ThesisWhat Is a Thesis?Finding a ThesisWriting an Effective ThesisTone and Point of ViewImplied Pattern of DevelopmentIncluding a Plan of Development1. Don't Write a Highly Opinionated Statement2. Don't Make an Announcement3. Don't Make a Factual Statement4. Don't Make a Broad StatementArriving at an Effective ThesisPlacing the Thesis in an EssayActivities: Identifying a Thesis 4. Supporting the Thesis with EvidenceWhat Is Evidence?How Do You Find Evidence?How the Patterns of Development Help Generate EvidenceCharacteristics of EvidenceThe Evidence Is Relevant and UnifiedThe Evidence Is Specific<
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