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ISBN:0205751636
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ISBN-13:9780205751631
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eISBN:9780205149711
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PUB. DATE:December 2009
- PUBLISHER:Longman
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A Little Argument by Lester B. Faigley, Jack Selzer
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This book was required for an English class, but I still consult it when writing research papers or articles, and even when reading works by others. This book contains a wealth of information on how to successfully write persuasively while remaining professional and neutral. In addition, it teaches one how to read critically to discern the author's intent. It has great examples such as Barbara Jordan's...
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A Little Argument
Product Details
- Pub. Date: December 2009
- Publisher: Longman
- Sales Rank: 214,261
- ISBN-13: 9780205751631
- ISBN: 0205751636
- Edition Description: New Edition
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This remarkable, inexpensive guide packs a comprehensive look at writing (and analyzing) arguments into 200 brief, accessible pages. Best-selling authors Lester Faigley and Jack Selzer offer clear, engaging chapters covering what argument is, how to read (and view) arguments critically, how to write a variety of persuasive arguments, and how to support your arguments with good reasons and appropriate documentation. This remarkable, inexpensive guide packs a comprehensive look at writing (and analyzing) arguments into 200 brief, accessible pages. Best-selling authors Lester Faigley and Jack Selzer offer clear, engaging chapters covering what argument is, how to read (and view) arguments critically, how to write a variety of persuasive arguments, and how to support your arguments with good reasons and appropriate documentation.
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