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Conversations in Context: Rhetorical View of College Writing

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By revealing the scaffold of rhetroical choices beneath any piece of writing, this reader equips the student with techniques for evaluating and responding to all types of writing and for making similar choices in their own writing. Conversations in Context invites students into the community of academic writers by introducing them to central conversations on student identities, the aims of the university, and the conventions of academic writing. The text’s conversational arrangement allows students to critically examine the intertextual subtleties of discussions in which writers agree with, disagree with, build upon, exemplify, and explain each other’s ideas.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cengage Learning, Inc
Country
United States
Date
17 October 1997
Pages
416
ISBN
9780155037106

By revealing the scaffold of rhetroical choices beneath any piece of writing, this reader equips the student with techniques for evaluating and responding to all types of writing and for making similar choices in their own writing. Conversations in Context invites students into the community of academic writers by introducing them to central conversations on student identities, the aims of the university, and the conventions of academic writing. The text’s conversational arrangement allows students to critically examine the intertextual subtleties of discussions in which writers agree with, disagree with, build upon, exemplify, and explain each other’s ideas.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Cengage Learning, Inc
Country
United States
Date
17 October 1997
Pages
416
ISBN
9780155037106