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Intended for those wishing to improve their writing and communication skills, this work includes chapters on language bias, connotative meaning, paragraph writing and research. It focuses on developing three kinds of writing: explorative, analytical and argumentative.
This handbook investigates the fundamental principles of effective communication and the structural requirements for producing clear, persuasive prose. Authors Pat C. Hoy and Robert DiYanni provide a comprehensive framework for students and professionals to refine their writing process. By categorizing writing into explorative, analytical, and argumentative modes, the text offers a systematic approach to navigating various rhetorical challenges. The work integrates practical advice on language usage with rigorous standards for academic and professional research.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a dense, instructional text designed for academic settings and serious students of composition. Its structured approach suggests a focus on foundational writing mechanics and rhetorical strategies suitable for undergraduate-level coursework.
Page Count:
894
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205198384
ISBN-13:
9780205198382
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