This best-selling rhetorical modes reader features ten chapters focusing on classic rhetorical modes such as narration, description and argument and persuasion. Each chapter offers readings scaled by difficulty, suggestions for using the strategy in other disciplines, connecting and anticipating questions, detailed writing exercises and extensive revision activities. New Features: bull; bull;Literary examples of the organizational strategies added to each chapter to help students connect poems or brief short stories with the given strategy. bull;New prewriting and rewriting suggestions. bull;"Writing Links" for each essay that focuses students' attention on how the writer uses punctuation, word choice, sentence structure, typographical devices and paragraph skills to create an effective essay. The Companion Website trade; is the largest, most extensive Website of any reader. Among its highlights, the site features hotlinks, additional background information on the readings, writing assignments and practice using Web-based materials. Supplements Include: bull; bull;Instructor's Quiz Booklet bull;Annotated Instructor's Edition with "teaching strategy" for each essay, class activities, collaborative learning activities, critical reading activities and links to writing. bull;Teaching Writing with the Prentice Hall Reader that offers helpful suggestions to the new and seasoned instructor.
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