This comb-bound and tabbed brief handbook reflects the latest trends in writing theory, including civic literarcy and visual rhetoric, as well as thorough coverage of traditional handbook topics.

SF Writer with 2003 MLA Update, Second Edition

Reference

Hairston, Maxine

Ruszkiewicz, John

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Pearson College Div

From its opening paragraph to its concluding almanac, this handbook examines the writing process today from the perspective of writers, young and old, learning new roles and reaching new audiences. The style is energetic and witty, the advice fresh and contemporary, the design ground-breaking. SF Writer/3E continues its reinvention of the tabbed/spiral bound writing handbook. It retains its ground-breaking emphasis on visual rhetoric, while offering fuller coverage of the writing process and various genres of writing. Topics covered include: working as a writer, shaping language, presenting your writing, writing arguments, research, documentation, understanding grammar, and understanding punctuation and mechanics. With its handy format and comprehensive scope of material (including the latest information in writing for the Web) this is the perfect desk reference for anyone that needs to write effectively for business or personal use.

Sf Writer & Onekey: Ibook

PRENTICE/HALL

The Scott Foresman Handbook for Writers and Researching

Friend, Christy

Addison-Wesley

Scott Foresman Writer and Short Takes: Model Essays for Composition

Penfield, Elizabeth

Known for its innovative coverage of argument, in its fifth edition the SF Writer continues to offer writers the most innovative support in documentation, visual rhetoric and applying writing beyond the composition classroom. This is the brief handbook that reflects where the field is going, and provides students with the solutions they will use to strengthen their writing in college and beyond.

Scott, Foresman Writer, The

Seward, Daniel

Hairston Emerita, Maxine

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Pearson

Written in a concise, clear manner, writing@online.edu is the guide to finding, evaluating, and using electronically-accessed sources--whether from an online library catalog or the World Wide Web. Useful for the novice researcher as well as the experienced Internet user, writing@online.edu offers advice for both print and electronically published projects. Renowned authors Walker and Ruszkiewicz encourage students to approach the research and writing process with careful source review, conscientious documentation, and critical thought--whether sources are in print or electronic form. writing@online.edu is the essential reference for any classroom where writing occurs in the year 2000--and beyond.

writing@online.edu

Computers & Technology

Walker, Janice R.

Networking & Cloud Computing

Longman

With SF Express, the authors have created a pocket handbook unique in its treatment of issues frequently not covered in a book of its size: including a sound introduction to critical thinking and the writing process, document design, and writing for the web. Includes Pre-eminent, cutting-edge coverage of electronic research. Presents more documentation models for all five systems - MLA, APA, CMS, CBE, and COS - than any other pocket handbook. Includes a complete model MLA research paper. "Express!" boxes at the beginning of every chapter provide immediately useful information about the chapter topic. "Destinations" on the Web URLs are included for helpful Web site references. Chapter 1, "Critical Reading," helps writers deal with the kinds of materials they'll encounter both in college and the work around them. Chapter 6, "Writing for the Web," features concise, but complete treatment of Web Writing. "E-tips" throughout share strategies and information about using computer and online resources for writing. For those seeking a pocket-sized handbook to enhance their writing and critical thinking skills.

SF Express

Words, Language & Grammar

With SF Writer 2/e the authors did more than offer a revision-they created a new kind of handbook. SF Writer 2/e takes the "writer" in its title seriously. From its opening paragraph to its concluding almanac, the handbook examines the writing process today from the perspective of writers, young and old, learning new roles and reaching new audiences. The style of SF Writer is energetic and witty, the advice fresh and contemporary, the design ground-breaking.Almost every major element of SF Writer is new or significantly revised, beginning with an organization that removes the barriers between writing and research. While most handbooks put the chapters on research in back of the book, SF Writer locates these essential strategies up front, in Part II: "Thinking and Research." This new arrangement helps writers appreciate better the connection between college research and other essential activities such as "Reading Critically" and "Writing Persuasively," also examined in Part II.Equally fresh is Part I: "Working as a Writer," which presents writing as a dynamic activity grounded in practical choices and familiar genres. And because most college assignments still end in a grade, "Working as a Writer" also includes an innovative chapter on "Evaluating Writing." No other handbook in SF Writer's field covers this sensitive, but important topic.SF Writer breaks new ground, too, in expanding its coverage of document design and writing for the Web. A full section is now devoted to these subjects, featuring fresh material and rich illustrations. Uniquely, SF Writer treats the design of print and electronic documents as a process, like writing itself. SF Writer embodies these design principals in a volume full of carefully chosen images and photographs-from section dividers that showcase the work of writers to an almanac featuring timelines of notable texts and authors. It's not an accident that SF Writer looks exceptionally fresh and contemporary. In this edition, the media is part of the message.Yet SF Writer doesn't forget its responsibilities as a guide to grammar, mechanics, usage, and documentation. Its coverage in these areas is unsurpassed. Yet even here, new themes are sounded. For example, the model MLA paper is by a student teacher wrestling with a state mandate for competency testing. The model APA research paper comes from an online journal that publishes undergraduate research in psychology. So both papers demonstrate that undergraduates today really can do serious work as writers and reach live audiences.

SF Writer (2nd Edition)

Seward, Dan

Bookmarks: A Guide to Research and Writing (2nd Edition)

Pemberton, Michael

Literature & Fiction

SF Writer (APA Update) (2nd Edition)

Prentice Hall Health

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