The short prose reader / Gilbert H. Muller, Harvey S. Wiener

By:

MULLER, Gilbert H

Contributor(s):

Harvey S. Wiener

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : The McGraw-Hill, c1997.Edition: 8th edDescription: xxv, 477p. ; 20cmISBN:

0070440166

Subject(s):

College readers

DDC classification:

22nd ed. 808.0427 MUL

Summary: Short Prose Reader is a rhetorically organized reader that maintains the best features of the earlier college lively reading selections supported by helpful apparatus to integrate reading and writing in college composition and reading courses. In working through the text, the student progresses from key aspects of the writing and reading processes to chapters on the essential patterns of writing and then to more rigorous forms of analysis and argument. Each chapter provides diverse and lively prose models suited for discussion, analysis, and imitation.

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Includes bibliography and index

Short Prose Reader is a rhetorically organized reader that maintains the best features of the earlier college lively reading selections supported by helpful apparatus to integrate reading and writing in college composition and reading courses. In working through the text, the student progresses from key aspects of the writing and reading processes to chapters on the essential patterns of writing and then to more rigorous forms of analysis and argument. Each chapter provides diverse and lively prose models suited for discussion, analysis, and imitation.

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