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How to read with comprehension and how to paraphrase, summarize, react to, quote, critically review, and research other writers' ideas are the goals of Academic Writing. In this indispensable guide to college-level writing and reading, the authors:Stress the interrelationship between writing and readingAnalyze writing and reading to help the student approach tasks in a structured, step-by-step wayUse material from a wide range of academic disciplinesInclude illustrative examples of students' assignmentsProvide integrated instruction needed by the college freshmanPresent concepts at a freshman level
This text investigates the core question of how students can effectively integrate, synthesize, and respond to external sources within their own academic writing. Authors Hadley M. Smith and Mary Lynch Kennedy utilize their expertise in composition pedagogy to provide a structured framework for college-level literacy. By emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between reading comprehension and writing production, the authors offer a systematic approach to managing research-based assignments across various disciplines.
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Educators frequently cite this work as a foundational resource for students transitioning into college-level research and writing. Readers often note the clarity of the prose and the practical utility of the step-by-step exercises provided throughout the chapters.
Page Count:
284
Publication Date:
1985-08-17
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
013001611X
ISBN-13:
9780130016119
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