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| Contents by Genre | |
| List of Illustrations | |
| Preface to Instructors | |
| Letter to Students | |
| Getting Started: From Response to Argument | |
| The Writer as Reader | |
| Reading and Responding | |
| Kate Chopin Ripe Figs | |
| Reading as Re-creation | |
| Making Reasonable Inferences | |
| Reading with Pen in Hand | ... MORE |
| Recording Your First Responses | |
| Identifying Your Audience and Purpose | |
| Your Turn: A Writing Assignment | |
| A Sample Essay by a Student: "Ripening." | |
| The Reader as Writer | |
| Developing a Thesis, Drafting and Writing an Argument | |
| Pre-writing: Getting Ideas | |
| Annotating a Text | |
| More about Getting Ideas: A Second Story by Kate Chopin | |
| Kate Chopin Story of an Hour | |
| Brainstorming for Ideas for Writing | |
| Focused Free Writing | |
| Listing | |
| Asking Questions | |
| Keeping a journal | |
| Arguing with Yourself: Critical Thinking | |
| Arguing a Thesis | |
| Drafting Your Argument | |
| A Sample Draft: "Ironies in an Hour." | |
| Revising an Argument | |
| Outlining an Argument | |
| Soliciting Peer Review | |
| Final Version of the Sample Essay: "Ironies of Life in Kate Chopin's 'The Story of an Hour.' | |
| A Brief Overview of the Final Version | |
| Writing with a Word processor | |
| Checklist: Writing with a Word Processor | |
| Your Turn: Three Stories | |
| Kate Chopin D's Baby | |
| Kate Chopin The Storm | |
| Powder | |
| A Note About Literary Evaluations | |
| Reading Literature Closely: Explication | |
| What is Literature? | |
| Literature and Form | |
| Form and Meaning | |
| Robert Frost The Span of Life | |
| Reading in Slow Motion | |
| Explication | |
| A Sample Explication | |
| Langston Hughes Harlem | |
| Working Toward an Explication | |
| Some journal Entries | |
| Sample Essay by a Student (Final Version): "Langston Hughes' 'Harlem.'" | |
| Explication as Argument 47 | |
| Checklist: Drafting an Explication | |
| Why W trite? Purpose and Audience | |
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