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ISBN 10: 0395687233
ISBN 13: 978-0395687239
Author: Charles Bazerman
Chapter 1: Writing
Chapter 2: Reacting to Reading: Annotations and Journals
Chapter 3: Paraphrasing: The Author's Thoughts in Your Words
Chapter 4: Summarizing: The Author's Main Ideas
Chapter 5: Developing Responses to Readings: Essays
Chapter 6: Recognizing the Many Voices in a Text
Chapter 7: Analyzing the Author's Purpose and Technique
Chapter 8: Evaluating the Book as a Whole: The Book Review
Chapter 9: Comparing and Synthesizing Sources
Chapter 10: Writing the Research Paper
Chapter 11: A guide to Reference and Documentation
Chapter 12: Creating Knowledge
Chapter 13: Reading and Writing about Past Events: The Humanities and Historical Sciences
Chapter 14: Reading and Writing about Events as They Happen: Observation in the Social and Natural Sciences
Chapter 15: Reading and Writing about Designed Events: The Experimental Sciences
Chapter 16: Reading and Writing about Generalizations: Theoretical Disciplines
the informed writer: using sources in the disciplines
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Tags: Charles Bazerman, Informed Writer, Using Sources, Disciplines
