The Conscious Reader
ISBN: 9780205616817 | 020561681X
Edition: 11thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: Longman
Pub. Date: 1/1/2009
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A classic thematic anthology which has long been hailed for its exceptionally rich collection of essays, poems, fiction and poetry, and for its ground-breaking inclusion of classic and contemporary images.
This classic thematic anthology has long been hailed for its exceptionally rich collection of essays, personal writing, fiction and poetry, and for its ground-breaking inclusion of classic and contemporary images. Renowned for the quality and range of its selections,The Conscious Readerpresents over 150 readings ... MORE
This classic thematic anthology has long been hailed for its exceptionally rich collection of essays, personal writing, fiction and poetry, and for its ground-breaking inclusion of classic and contemporary images. Renowned for the quality and range of its selections,The Conscious Readerpresents over 150 readings ... MORE
| Art and Composition | |
| On Being a Conscious Reader and an Intelligent Writer | |
| (new section) Introduction | |
| Notebook Stephen King, fromOn Writing Malcolm X, A Homemade Education | |
| Flannery Orsquo;Connor | |
| The Teaching of Literature | |
| Personal Writing Virginia Woolf | |
| The Angel in the House | |
| Rainier Maria Rilke | |
| Lette... MORE | |
| Essays | |
| Patricia Kubis and Robert M. Howland | |
| How to Develop a Good Style | |
| Joseph Williams and Greg Colomb, Argument | |
| Critical Thinking, and Rationality | |
| Italo Calvino, if on a winterrsquo;s night a travelerhellip; | |
| Harold Brodkey, Reading | |
| The Most Dangerous Game Margaret Atwood | |
| Fiction: Happy Endings | |
| Fiction | |
| Richard Russo, The Whorersquo;s Child | |
| Poetry | |
| Gregory Bilgere, Once Again I Fail to Read an Important Novel | |
| Charles Bukowski, How to Be a Good Writer Cate Marvin | |
| Ocean Is a Word in This Poem Walt Whitman, Poets to Come | |
| The Search for Self and Personal Values Introduction | |
| Notebook Henry David Thoreau | |
| Why I Went into the Woods | |
| Eric Brende, Better Off: Flipping the Switch on Technology | |
| Personal Writing Annie Dillard, An American Childhood | |
| Colin Powell, The Good Soldier | |
| Arnie Kantrowitz, Under the Rainbow | |
| Jhumpa Lahiri, My Hyphenated Identity Nancy Mairs | |
| On Being a Cripple | |
| Alfred Lubrano, Blue-Collar Roots, White-Collar Dreams | |
| Koren Zailckas, Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood | |
| Chris Hedges, Losing Moses on the Freeway: The Ten Commandments in America | |
| Essay | |
| Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching | |
| Fiction Sandra Cisneros, Hips | |
| Poetry | |
| John Lennon, Working Class Hero T. S. Eliot | |
| The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Dylan Thomas | |
| The Force that Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower Denise Levertov | |
| In Mind Anne Sexton, Her Kind Theodore Roethke | |
| The Waking | |
| Personal Relationships Introduction | |
| Notebook Aryeh Lev Stollman | |
| Die Grosse Liebe Ursula Melendi | |
| All of Heaven for Love (student writing) | |
| Personal Writing Judith Ortiz Cofer | |
| Casa: A Partial Remembrance of a Puerto Rican Childhood | |
| Thomas Bierowski, The Red Power Ranger and the Fruit Bat | |
| Brian Braiker, Just Donrsquo;t Call Me Mr Mom Essays. | |
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