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Fit to Print : the Canadian Student's Guide to Essay Writing / Joanne Buckley.

Par : Buckley, Joanne, 1953- | McMaster University.
Éditeur : Toronto : Nelson, 2004Édition : 6th ed.Description :vii, 232 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.ISBN : 0176416315 (pbk).Titre associé : Canadian student's guide to essay writing.Sujet(s) : Report writing | Exposition (Rhetoric) | Rapports -- Rédaction | Anglais (Langue) -- Rhétorique | Exposition (Rhétorique)Classification CDD :808/.042 Ressources en ligne : Check the UO library catalogue
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"Fit to Print practices what it preaches. In clear, concise, and elegant prose, this book guides you through the writing process, from drafting an outline to final revisions. With its humorous and unpretentious tone, this text turns the writing process into a fun endeavour.
Offering practical, well-organized advice, Fit to Print is the perfect resource for all students who write essays. Ideal for composition classes at colleges and universities, the book's clear structure facilitates self-directed learning, making it an excellent reference tool for any course." (Book Cover)
CONTENTS
Introduction - Defining the Essay
Part One DEVELOPING THE ESSAY
1. Devising a Thesis Discovering a Topic Shopping for a Thesis Statement A Working Thesis versus a Polished Thesis Statement What to Look for in a Thesis Statement
2. Setting Tone Tones to Avoid Tones to Emulate
3. Choosing Words: Avoiding Jargon, Slang, and Stereotypes Diction: Fit, Form, and Function
Part Two DESIGNING THE ESSAY
4. Designing an Outline Make a Table of Contents Tailor the Outline
5. Choosing a Pattern of Argument Definition / Description Example Classification Process Comparison / Contrast Cause and Effect Narration Tips on Choosing the Right Pattern
Part Three DRAFTING THE ESSAY
6. Shaping the Essay The First Draft Assembling Evidence The Conventional Shape of the Essay Maintaining Unity in the Essay
7. Making an Introduction Strike Up a Conversation Write with Control Write with Conviction Be Conversant with Your Subject Communicate with Your Reader Ice-Breaking: Tactics for Opening the Essay
8. Drawing a Conclusion
9. Writing Paragraphs
10. Paraphrasing Sources and Integrating Quotations Borrow Only What You Need Begging, Borrowing, and Stealing The Fit, Function, and Form of Quotations
Part Four WRITING THE ESSAY
11. Finding Your Voice: Modes of Essay Writing The Expository Essay The Persuasive Essay
12. Keeping Your Head: Kinds of Essay Writing The Essay Examination The Précis or Summary The Informal Essay The Literary Essay Sample Literary Essay - MLA Style The Book Review The Research Essay Sample Research Essay - APA Style
Part Five DOCUMENTING AND DELIVERING YOUR PAPER
13. Planning Your Paper's Layout The Layout of a Paper in MLA Style The Layout of a Paper in APA Style The Layout of a Paper in University of Chicago Style
14. Documenting - MLA, APA, and University of Chicago Guidelines Gathering Publication Information from a Book Sample Bibliographical Entries in MLA Style Sample Bibliographical Entries in APA Style Sample Bibliographical Entries in University of Chicago Style
Part Six FIT, FORM, AND FUNCTION
15. The Sentence Simplified Parts of Speech
16. Common Sentence Problems Sentence Structure: Fragments, Run-ons, Comma Splices Modifiers Pronoun Reference and Agreement Subject and Verb Agreement End Punctuation The Colon The Semicolon The Comma The Dash Parentheses The Apostrophe
17. Elements of Style: Structuring the Sentences Sentence Variation Parallelism Active and Passive Voice
18. Reducing Wordiness A Perfect Fit Wordiness Analyzed
Part Seven REVIEWING THE RESULTS
19. Perfecting the Essay Tips on Revising
20. Mending the Essay Deciphering Comments Learning from Experience
Appendix A Glossary of Usage
Appendix B Answer Key
Index
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Includes index.

"Fit to Print practices what it preaches. In clear, concise, and elegant prose, this book guides you through the writing process, from drafting an outline to final revisions. With its humorous and unpretentious tone, this text turns the writing process into a fun endeavour.

Offering practical, well-organized advice, Fit to Print is the perfect resource for all students who write essays. Ideal for composition classes at colleges and universities, the book's clear structure facilitates self-directed learning, making it an excellent reference tool for any course." (Book Cover)

CONTENTS

Introduction - Defining the Essay

Part One DEVELOPING THE ESSAY

1. Devising a Thesis
Discovering a Topic
Shopping for a Thesis Statement
A Working Thesis versus a Polished Thesis Statement
What to Look for in a Thesis Statement

2. Setting Tone
Tones to Avoid
Tones to Emulate

3. Choosing Words: Avoiding Jargon, Slang, and Stereotypes
Diction: Fit, Form, and Function

Part Two DESIGNING THE ESSAY

4. Designing an Outline
Make a Table of Contents
Tailor the Outline

5. Choosing a Pattern of Argument
Definition / Description
Example
Classification
Process
Comparison / Contrast
Cause and Effect
Narration
Tips on Choosing the Right Pattern

Part Three DRAFTING THE ESSAY

6. Shaping the Essay
The First Draft
Assembling Evidence
The Conventional Shape of the Essay
Maintaining Unity in the Essay

7. Making an Introduction
Strike Up a Conversation
Write with Control
Write with Conviction
Be Conversant with Your Subject
Communicate with Your Reader
Ice-Breaking: Tactics for Opening the Essay

8. Drawing a Conclusion

9. Writing Paragraphs

10. Paraphrasing Sources and Integrating Quotations
Borrow Only What You Need
Begging, Borrowing, and Stealing
The Fit, Function, and Form of Quotations

Part Four WRITING THE ESSAY

11. Finding Your Voice: Modes of Essay Writing
The Expository Essay
The Persuasive Essay

12. Keeping Your Head: Kinds of Essay Writing
The Essay Examination
The Précis or Summary
The Informal Essay
The Literary Essay
Sample Literary Essay - MLA Style
The Book Review
The Research Essay
Sample Research Essay - APA Style

Part Five DOCUMENTING AND DELIVERING YOUR PAPER

13. Planning Your Paper's Layout
The Layout of a Paper in MLA Style
The Layout of a Paper in APA Style
The Layout of a Paper in University of Chicago Style

14. Documenting - MLA, APA, and University of Chicago Guidelines
Gathering Publication Information from a Book
Sample Bibliographical Entries in MLA Style
Sample Bibliographical Entries in APA Style
Sample Bibliographical Entries in University of Chicago Style

Part Six FIT, FORM, AND FUNCTION

15. The Sentence Simplified
Parts of Speech

16. Common Sentence Problems
Sentence Structure: Fragments, Run-ons, Comma Splices
Modifiers
Pronoun Reference and Agreement
Subject and Verb Agreement
End Punctuation
The Colon
The Semicolon
The Comma
The Dash
Parentheses
The Apostrophe

17. Elements of Style: Structuring the Sentences
Sentence Variation
Parallelism
Active and Passive Voice

18. Reducing Wordiness
A Perfect Fit
Wordiness Analyzed

Part Seven REVIEWING THE RESULTS

19. Perfecting the Essay
Tips on Revising

20. Mending the Essay
Deciphering Comments
Learning from Experience

Appendix A Glossary of Usage

Appendix B Answer Key

Index

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