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Dynamic Argument, Brief Robert P. Lamm

Dynamic Argument, Brief By Robert P. Lamm

Dynamic Argument, Brief by Robert P. Lamm


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Combines a practical approach to argumentative writing with dynamic visuals and fresh, contemporary content. This title presents chapters sequenced to lead students through the writing process. It lets students discover a variety of persuasive writing tools and learn to develop their own points of view and to use logic to support them.

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Dynamic Argument, Brief by Robert P. Lamm

This cutting-edge rhetoric combines a practical, process-oriented approach to argumentative writing with dynamic visuals and fresh, contemporary content. Thoroughly tested in the authors' own classrooms, the essays--including those written by the authors' own students--serve as motivational models for student writing. Cartoons, comic strips, photographs, and skill-building exercises complement the book's process pedagogy to stimulate critical thinking on a wide range of issues. DYNAMIC ARGUMENT, Brief Second Edition, presents thirteen chapters sequenced to lead students through the writing process. From chapter to chapter, students discover a variety of persuasive writing tools. They then learn to develop their own points of view and to use logic to support them.

Dynamic Argument, Brief Reviews

1. Introduction. 2. Claims and Support. 3. Reading Arguments. 4. Researching Arguments. 5. Planning Arguments. 6. Drafting Arguments. 7. Revising and Editing Arguments. 8. Using Sources, Avoiding Plagiarism. 9. Arguing Visually. 10. Using Logic. 11. Literary Arguments. 12. MLA Documentation. 13. APA Documentation.

About Robert P. Lamm

As Director of English Education at Arkansas State University since 1991, Robert Lamm teaches teachers how to teach writing. Past highlights include serving as a teacher-consultant for a National Writing Project site in Oklahoma 1980-1991 and directing an NWP site in Arkansas 1992-1999. Dr. Lamm taught graduate-level English courses at Notre Dame University (summers of 2007 and 2008) as a visiting professor. Since 2003, he has directed the Summer Writing Retreat at the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Education Center. Dr. Lamm currently is collaborating with colleagues in Syria and China on ESL research projects. In spring 2012, he will serve as a visiting professor at the University of Jilin, China. His doctoral dissertation (1994) at the University of Oklahoma was on methods of teaching argumentative writing. Justin Everett is Interim Director of Writing Programs at the University of the Sciences, where he oversees first-year writing, the university Writing Center, writing across the curriculum, and professional writing. He also serves as acting chair of the Professional Writing faculty. In addition to first-year writing, he teaches courses in professional writing, public relations writing, advanced argumentative writing, scientific writing, rhetoric of science, and other areas. Dr. Everett is active in the Council of Writing Program Administrators, the Philadelphia Council of Writing Program Administrators, and the Independent Writing Programs Affiliate of the CWPA. When not administering writing programs, Dr. Everett serves as co-chair of the Pulp Studies area for the Popular Culture Association.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction. 2. Claims and Support. 3. Reading Arguments. 4. Researching Arguments. 5. Planning Arguments. 6. Drafting Arguments. 7. Revising and Editing Arguments. 8. Using Sources, Avoiding Plagiarism. 9. Arguing Visually. 10. Using Logic. 11. Literary Arguments. 12. MLA Documentation. 13. APA Documentation.

Additional information

CIN1111841357G
9781111841355
1111841357
Dynamic Argument, Brief by Robert P. Lamm
Used - Good
Paperback
Cengage Learning, Inc
2012-01-01
432
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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