Writing college, writing life
Subtitle: for English 101, Introduction to college writing, first-year writing program, Boise State University
Edition: 4th ed. / Rick Coonrod, editor.
Publisher: Bedford/St. Martin's
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Boston, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
ISBN-13: 9780312553562
Subjects: Report writing; Rhetoric; Study and teaching; Study and teaching (Higher); Composition (Language arts); English language
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 201-203).
Table of contents: title: College is a privilege / Tony Anderson; title: A catalog of reading strategies / Rise B. Axelrod and Charles R. Cooper; title: On genre : a response to Devitt / Charlene Beattie; title: Operationalizing the concept of discourse community : a case study of one institutional site of composing / Anne Beaufort; title: On personal bias / Audrey Borup; title: Generalizing about genre : new conceptions of an old concept / Amy J. Devitt; title: Navigating genres / Kerry Dirk; title: The "banking" concept of education / Paulo Freire; title: Reflective writing and the revision process : what were you thinking? / Sandra L. Giles; title: Forwarding / Joseph Harris; title: Learning the language / Perri Klass; title: Shitty first drafts / Anne Lamott; title: "Finding your way in" : invention as inquiry-based learning in first year writing / Steven Lessner and Collin Craig; title: "I need you to say 'I'" : why first person is important in college writing / Kate McKinney Maddalena; title: From Understanding genres / Scott McCloud; title: Skills for sale : what is being commodified in higher education? / Brian Miller; title: Academically speaking; title: / Rebekah Nathan; title: The complexity of language at Publix Supermarket store #0258 / Tyler Obarski; title: Virtual friendship and the new narcissism / Christine Rosen; title: The multiple media of texts : how onscreen and paper texts incorporate words, images, and other media / Anne Frances Wysocki.