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Choosing Your Subject Freewriting Observing Journalists' Questions Dramatism Tagmemics Outside Sources Final Note

In Search of Form Planning, Freewheeling, Adjusting Analysis and Synthesis The Whole and Its Parts Pyramid Power Webs and Networks Planning for Paragraphs Arranging and Ordering Showing the Links Outliners

Global and Local Perspectives Developing Your Style The Writing Context The Writer's Voice Unity of Purpose Creating Emphasis Tightening Designing Effective Sentences The Best Word

The Editing Process Grammar for Writing Basic Sentence Concepts Expanding the Basic Pattern Six Problem Areas Basic Punctuation Capitalization A Note on Spelling

Informal Essays

Occasions for Informal Essays Writing a Story Constructing a Montage Following a Metaphor Creative Rambling Opening and Closing

Thesis/Support Essays

Occasions for Thesis/Support Essays Subject to Thesis Stating Your Thesis Supporting Your Thesis Developing Your Paragraphs Revising Your Thesis Introductions and Conclusions Summary

Argumentative Essays

Occasions for Argumentative Essays Arguing in Context Stating Your Proposition Anticipating Opposition Expanding Your Argument Three Argumentative Appeals Form: Tradition and Innovation Arguing for Consensus

Exploratory Essays

Occasions for Exploratory Essays Immersion and Interaction A Learning Cycle Focus and Commitment Outside Sources Trying Out Ideas Revising for Readers

Documenting in Context What to Document How to Document Using Parenthetical Citations Making a Works Cited Ten Templates

by Chuck Guilford

It shouldn't be surprising to learn that modern argumentation theory has roots in Greek and Roman thinking.

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