A rhetoric for the social sciences : a guide to academic and professional communication
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A rhetoric for the social sciences : a guide to academic and professional communication
Prentice Hall, c1998
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Based on the author's dissertation (University of Texas, Austin, 1987)
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
For junior/senior-level courses in Writing-in-the-Disciplines or Writing-Across-the-Curriculum programs.
This text provides social science majors with a systematic way of learning to write in their fields. It is based on the assumption that such writing is not a mechanical process, but a kind of rhetoric social scientists use to persuade each other of the validity of their research. Using both professional and student examples, detailed discussions and guidelines, and collaborative and individual exercises, the text shows students how to use the language of their fields to propose, report, and criticize their research.
目次
I. RHETORIC AND COMPOSING.
1. Rhetoric and the Social Sciences.
2. The Individual and Social Dimensions of Composing.
II. CREATING AND WRITING ABOUT NEW KNOWLEDGE.
3. Research Methods, Writing, and Ethics.
4. Interpreting Documents.
5. Interviewing.
6. Observing.
7. Surveying.
8. Experimenting.
III. FINDING AND USING EXISTING KNOWLEDGE.
9. Library Research and Writing.
10. Using the Internet as a Scholarly Resource.
IV. COMMON SOCIAL SCIENCE GENRES.
11. Proposals and Prospectuses.
12. Public Position Papers and Opinion Pieces.
13. Abstracts, Critiques, and Reviews.
V. CAREER-RELATED GENRES.
14. Resumes.
15. Letters and Memos.
VI. VISUAL AND ORAL RHETORIC.
16. Basic Principles of Document Design.
17. Graphics.
18. Oral Presentations.
VII. STYLE IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES.
19. Institutional Style.
20. Documentation Styles.
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