Essential Actions for Academic Writing
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Essential Actions for Academic Writing
A Genre-Based Approach
Caplan, Nigel A.; Johns, Ann
The University of Michigan Press
03/2022
346
Mole
Inglês
9780472037964
15 a 20 dias
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Contents
Scope and Sequence vi
Introduction 1
Part I: Understanding Texts and Contexts 11
Unit 1: The Rhetorical Planning Wheel 13
Unit 2: Everyday and Academic Genres and Their Registers 33
Part II: Exploring Essential Actions 49
Unit 3: Explain 51
Unit 4: Summarize 86
Unit 5: Synthesize 112
Unit 6: Report and Interpret Data 138
Unit 7: Argue 168
Unit 8: Respond 198
Unit 9: Analyze 226
Part III: Integrating Actions 249
Project 1: Transforming Texts 251
Project 2: Problem/Solution Inquiry 273
Project 3: Research Paper 290
Project 4: Personal Statement 317
Grammar Glossary 335
Online Source Use Appendix (see Companion Website)
Scope and Sequence vi
Introduction 1
Part I: Understanding Texts and Contexts 11
Unit 1: The Rhetorical Planning Wheel 13
Unit 2: Everyday and Academic Genres and Their Registers 33
Part II: Exploring Essential Actions 49
Unit 3: Explain 51
Unit 4: Summarize 86
Unit 5: Synthesize 112
Unit 6: Report and Interpret Data 138
Unit 7: Argue 168
Unit 8: Respond 198
Unit 9: Analyze 226
Part III: Integrating Actions 249
Project 1: Transforming Texts 251
Project 2: Problem/Solution Inquiry 273
Project 3: Research Paper 290
Project 4: Personal Statement 317
Grammar Glossary 335
Online Source Use Appendix (see Companion Website)
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Contents
Scope and Sequence vi
Introduction 1
Part I: Understanding Texts and Contexts 11
Unit 1: The Rhetorical Planning Wheel 13
Unit 2: Everyday and Academic Genres and Their Registers 33
Part II: Exploring Essential Actions 49
Unit 3: Explain 51
Unit 4: Summarize 86
Unit 5: Synthesize 112
Unit 6: Report and Interpret Data 138
Unit 7: Argue 168
Unit 8: Respond 198
Unit 9: Analyze 226
Part III: Integrating Actions 249
Project 1: Transforming Texts 251
Project 2: Problem/Solution Inquiry 273
Project 3: Research Paper 290
Project 4: Personal Statement 317
Grammar Glossary 335
Online Source Use Appendix (see Companion Website)
Scope and Sequence vi
Introduction 1
Part I: Understanding Texts and Contexts 11
Unit 1: The Rhetorical Planning Wheel 13
Unit 2: Everyday and Academic Genres and Their Registers 33
Part II: Exploring Essential Actions 49
Unit 3: Explain 51
Unit 4: Summarize 86
Unit 5: Synthesize 112
Unit 6: Report and Interpret Data 138
Unit 7: Argue 168
Unit 8: Respond 198
Unit 9: Analyze 226
Part III: Integrating Actions 249
Project 1: Transforming Texts 251
Project 2: Problem/Solution Inquiry 273
Project 3: Research Paper 290
Project 4: Personal Statement 317
Grammar Glossary 335
Online Source Use Appendix (see Companion Website)
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
genre awareness;genre theory;English for Academic Purposes EAP;first-year writing;first-year composition;research paper writing;synthesizing;summarizing;data commentary;college writing;writing textbook;graduate writers;undergraduate writers;academic writing;professional writing;english as a second language;English as an Additional Language;multilingual learners;explaining;arguing;argue;synthesize;summarize;explain;genre research;pedagogy;pedagogical practices;short readings;rhetorical flexibility;register;rhetorical situation;source use;writing tasks;reader's expectations;purpose of text;genre;genre writing;essential action;personal statement;rhetorical planning wheel;academic genres;respond;report data;interpret data;transforming texts;problemsolution;research paper;first-generation college students;struggling writers;first year writing class;second year writing class;community college writing;graduate preparation;support classes;ESL writing classes;writing demands;academic assignments;novice student needs;social action;writing instruction;linguistic resources;pedagogical genres;professional genres;disciplinary genres;learning to argue;foundation year;composition class;graduation preparation;Seminar in composition;English for academic purposes;EAP;ESL Writing;Preparing Myself for Academia;language in writing;Genre-based instruction;genre analysis;text transformation;the IMRaD;introduction;methodology;personal statements;problemsolution texts;analyze;academic register;sources