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The Little, Brown Reader, one of the best-known and most respected thematic readers available today, continues its tradition of excellence by bringing together contemporary and classic readings with extensive critical reading and writing instruction and numerous illustrations. The strength of The Little, Brown Reader has always been its distinctive collection of readings and its unmatched apparatus; the Tenth Edition enhances both features, further improving the text's focus on critical thinking and writing. Little Brown works in every classroom—a range of themes and a flexible format encourage a variety of teaching styles. The readings are well balanced with selections by well-known writers, new writers, and students. General Interest: Improving writing
This text investigates the fundamental relationship between critical reading and effective academic writing through a curated collection of diverse thematic essays. The authors, Marcia Stubbs, Sylvan Barnet, and William E. Cain, leverage their extensive experience in composition pedagogy to provide a structured framework for students. By pairing classic and contemporary texts with rigorous analytical apparatus, the book argues that writing is a recursive process of inquiry, synthesis, and revision.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a standard, highly structured academic resource designed for undergraduate composition courses. Its long-standing presence in the curriculum suggests a reliable, pedagogical approach to teaching rhetoric and analytical writing.
Page Count:
704
Publication Date:
2008-01-10
Publisher:
Longman
ISBN-10:
0205589669
ISBN-13:
9780205589661
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