Read, reason, write an argument text and reader - Seyler, Dorothy U. (Boston McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2010)
Table of Contents: Preface. Section 1. Critical Reading and Analysis: Chapter 1. Writers and Their Sources -- Chapter 2. Responding Critically to Sources -- Section 2. The World of Argument: Chapter 3. Understanding The Basics of Argument -- Chapter 4. Writing Effective Arguments -- Chapter 5. Learning More About Argument: Induction, Deduction, Analogy, and Logical Fallacies -- Chapter 6. Reading, Analyzing, and Using Visuals and Statistics in Argument -- Section 3. Studying Some Arguments by Genre: Chapter 7. Definition Arguments -- Chapter 8. Evaluation Arguments -- Chapter 9. The Position Paper: Claims of Value -- Chapter 10. Arguments about Cause-- Chapter 11. Presenting Proposals: The Problem/Solution Argument -- Section 4. The Researched and Formally Documented Argument: Chapter 12. Locating, Evaluating, and Preparing to Use Sources -- Chapter 13. Writing the Researched Essay -- Chapter 14. Formal Documentation: MLA Style, APA Style -- Section 5. A Collection of Readings: Chapter 15. The Media: Image and Reality -- Chapter 16. The Environment: How Green Do We Go? -- Chapter 17. Sports Talk - Sports Battles -- Chapter 18. Education: What's Happening on Campus? -- Chapter 19. Censorship and Free Speech Debates -- Chapter 20. Ethics and the Law - Current and Enduring Debates -- Chapter 21. Marriage and Gender Issues: The Debates Continue -- Chapter 22. Globalism: How Do We Fit In? -- Chapter 23. The American Dream: Reality, Myth, Goal? -- Appendix. Understanding Literature -- Credits -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: English language -- Rhetoric; Persuasion (Rhetoric); College readers; Report writing