Kirk" Suggestions for Discussion and WritingChapter 2 Responding Critically to Sources Traits of the Critical Reader/Thinker Examining the Rhetorical Context of a Source Who Is the Author? What Type-or Genre-of Source Is It? What Kind of Audience Does the Author Anticipate? What is the Author's Primary Purpose? What Are the Author's Sources of Information? Analyzing the Style of a Source Denotative and Connotative Word Choice Tone Level of Diction Sentence Structure Metaphors Organization and Examples Repetition Hyperbole, Understatement, and Irony Quotation Marks, Italics, and Capital Letters Alexandra Petri, "Nasty Women Have Much Work to Do" Writing about Style Understanding Purpose and Audience Planning the Essay Drafting the Style Analysis A Checklist for Revision Ellen Goodman, "In Praise of a Snail's Pace" Student Essay: James, Goode, "A Convincing Style" Analyzing Two or More Sources Guidelines for Preparing a Contrast Essay For Reading and Analysis Adam Grant, "Why I Taught Myself to Procrastinate" Suggestions for Discussion and Writing SECTION 2 THE WORLD OF ARGUMENTChapter 3 Understanding the Basics of Argument Characteristics of Argument Argument Is Conversation with a Goal Argument Takes a Stand on an Arguable Issue Argument Uses Reasons and Evidence Argument Incorporates Values Argument Recognizes the Topic's Complexity The Shape of Argument: What We Can Learn from Aristotle Ethos (about the Writer/Speaker) Logos (about the Logic of the Argument) Pathos (about Appeals to the Audience) Kairos (about the Occasion or Situation) The Language of Argument Facts Inferences Judgments Sam Wang and Sandra Aamodt, "Your Brain Lies to You" The Shape of Argument: What We Can Learn from Toulmin Claims Grounds (or Data or Evidence) Warrants Backing Qualifiers Rebuttals Using Toulmin's Terms to Analyze Arguments Erin Brodwin, "The Secret to Efficient Teamwork Is Ridiculously Simple" For Analysis and Debate Christina Paxson, "A Safe Space for Freedom of Expression" Geoffrey R. Stone, "Free Speech on Campus" Suggestions for Discussion and WritingChapter 4 Writing Effective Arguments Know Your Audience Who Is My Audience? What Will My Audience Know about My Topic? Where Does My Audience Stand on the Issue? How Should I Speak to My Audience? Understanding Your Writing Purpose What Type (Genre) of Argument Am I Preparing? Citation previewParallel parking. Chapter 4 Performing Basic Maneuvers 4.
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AN ARGUMENT TEXT AND READER TWELFTH EDITIONWriters and Their Sources 2 Responding Critically to Sources 32Understanding the Basics of Argument 64 Writing Effective Arguments 94 Reading, Analyzing, and Using Visuals and Statistics in Argument 116 Learning More about Argument: Induction, Deduction, Analogy, and Logical Fallacies 146Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11Definition Arguments 176 Evaluation Arguments 194 The Position Paper: Claims of Values 209 Arguments about Cause 225 Presenting Proposals: The Problem/Solution Argument 241 HE RESEARCHED AND FORMALLY DOCUMENTED T ARGUMENT 265Locating, Evaluating, and Preparing to Use Sources 266 Writing the Researched Essay 285 Formal Documentation: MLA Style, APA Style 319Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 Chapter 19 Chapter 20 Chapter 21The Media: Image and Reality 359 The Web and Social Media: Their Impact on Our Lives 381 Marriage and Gender Issues: The Debates Continue 401 Education in America: Issues and Concerns 423 The Environment: How Do We Sustain It? 443 Laws and Rights: Gun Control and Immigration Debates 469 America: Past, Present, Future 495Contents New to the Twelfth Edition xvii Features of Read, Reason, Write xix Let Connect Composition Help Your Students Achieve Their Goals xxi From the Authors xxv About the Authors xxviiWRITERS AND THEIR SOURCES 2 Reading, Writing, and the Contexts of Argument 3 Responding to Sources 4 Abraham Lincoln, “The Gettysburg Address” 4 The Response to Content 5 The Analytic Response 5 The Evaluation Response 6 The Research Response 7Deborah Tannen, “Who Does the Talking Here?” 7 Writing Summaries 10 Active Reading: Use Your Mind! 13 Ruth Whippman, “Actually, Let’s Not Be in the Moment” 14 Using Paraphrase 16 Acknowledging Sources Informally 18 Referring to People and Sources 18Joel Achenbach, “The Future Is Now: It’s Heading Right at Us, but We Never See It Coming” 20 Presenting Direct Quotations: A Guide to Form and Style 23 Reasons for Using Quotation Marks 24 A Brief Guide to Quoting 24For Reading and Analysis 26 Alex Knapp, “Five Leadership Lessons from James T. In addition to these examples, an unscrambler for jumbled words can be a really helpful instrument for many different word games. It can be used as a daily crossword solver, a word generator in a game of Scrabble or Words with Friends (WWF) and can even be an asset in a hangman game.Learn driver education chapter 15 with free interactive flashcards.
She takes the boxings but remains on the crew because she wants to see how things turn out. On the way, Kelsier offers Vin the three thousand boxings and to let her leave the crew if she doesn't believe that he's being honest with her. Kelsier takes her to the main road where they meet up with Sazed, waiting for them with a carriage. Vin notices something following them, and Kelsier shows her that it was a mistwraith. Vin and Kelsier go over the Luthadel walls, walking out into the night wilderness. Drivers Ed Chapter 4 Hidden Message Answers A space where you can drive free of restrictions to your line of sight or path of travel.
Hammond comes in and debates the morality of overthrowing the Final Empire as they wait for Kelsier to give a speech. Renoux suggests that Vin can play the part of a daughter of a favored cousin to Renoux, and that he is introducing her to the other noble houses as a ploy to strengthen House Renoux.Kelsier recollects that Gemmel had to push him off the wall when he was being trained.Part Two: Rebels Beneath a Sky of Ash Vin has returned to Luthadel to learn about other metals from the mistings in the crew, starting with Breeze. Vin and Sazed talk briefly, with Sazed offering to tell Vin about some of the religions of the past, without using those words.
Breeze clarifies the meaning of " Sliver of Infinity." Kelsier, on Clubs' rooftop, looks towards the northern horizon, towards the Pits of Hathsin. The meeting ends when one of Hammond's soldiers informs him that the Steel Ministry has discovered the lair previously belonging to Camon.Possible additional unnamed character-Demoux. Before the meeting, Kelsier requests from Sazed to hear about a religion with power Sazed tells Kelsier about Jaism, and Kelsier asks Sazed if there is a religion that "include the slaughter of noblemen as a holy duty." Also before the meeting, Vin and Spook talk about Marsh. Afterward, Kelsier holds a progress meeting at Clubs' shop.
He returns to Luthadel, and Vin discovers the metal pins in the roadway that help allomancers travel along the road-they allow her to make the trip twice as fast as a person on a horse. Vin feigns fatigue, retiring to her room to don her mistcloak and follow Kelsier. Kelsier learns that Vin's father was at the ball, then heads out again. Marsh's nickname mentioned (Ironeyes) also mentioned that people stopped using it because it was too reminiscent of Steel Inquisitors.Sazed had questioned Vin on her interaction with Elend, and Vin's thoughts reflect the emergence of her true personality-not Lady Valette, not the timid crewmember.
Vin's description of atium: " tiny, silvery ball of metal. Eventually, Kelsier teaches Vin about atium, then takes her to Kredik Shaw.House Erikeller mentioned as a major supplier of armaments. Kelsier tricks her, and they talk for a while after he catches her following him.
They make it to the building-within-a-building, but Bendal (the Steel Inquisitor from Chapter 2, still unnamed at this point) was inside. She also notices that the Lord Ruler's Soothing influences her despite her coppercloud. Vin kills for the first time.
As Vin loses consciousness, something distracts the Inquisitor, taking Vin into a protective embrace. She uses the book to trick the Inquisitor temporarily, but he manages to find her again. Vin escapes Kredik Shaw, still holding the book, but the Inquisitor follows. Burning atium, Vin manages a temporary escape before the Chapter 2 Inquisitor impales her in the side with an axe made of obsidian blades. To defend herself from an Inquisitor Pushing sharpened triangular pieces of metal at her, Vin grabs a random leather-bound book.
During the conversation, Vin realizes that Shan could Soothe. After much dancing, Vin is "required" to meet with Shan Elariel. Vin accepts dancing invitations from some young nobles. Vin sits at her table, and Elend sits down next to her, uninvited, before her meal arrives, dropping a large stack of books on the table.
Sazed, still wearing his glasses, identifies them as Jastes Lekal and a Hasting (but doesn't know the Hasting's given name). Elend returns, gathers up the books, and leaves, being met on the way by two friends. She scans through a small book that is practically treasonous in its content.
Dockson is in a meeting with Renoux, so Vin waits outside. He tells her that Dockson came to get more weapons, and gives her a handkerchief to show that he would like to seriously court her. Also mentioned in the book are metalminds, "the Massacre at Devanex, the revision of the Deepness Doctrine, and the relocation of the Renates peoples."Vin reads from her copy of the journal when Spook arrives. Feruchemy explicitly mentioned in one of Elend's books. As she leaves the party, Vin sees a soldier casually slit the throat of a skaa kitchen-boy who begged for coin from a noble."Valette's" trip to Luthadel took almost two months by canal, with some stops Elend remarks that it can take half a year to go from one end of the Final Empire to the other.
Vin is left wondering if Elend has ever taken and murdered a skaa woman.Vin is conversing with other members of the nobility, and is pleased to find out Kelsier's attempts at causing tension among the Houses is working. Dockson tells Vin all noblemen are like that, but Vin finds that hard to believe after talking to the noblemen at the balls. Dockson tell her his story, how a woman he loved was taken by Lord Devinshae and killed the next morning. Sazed ends their talk by briefly discussing the history of some of the crew members.Vin gets to talk to Dockson, and asks him about his former life as a plantation skaa. Sazed also explains how the Keepers were formed for the purpose of remembering everything after the Terris religion was lost.
As Vin is waiting for Sazed, she sees Elend. She tell Vin to search through Elend's books the next time she sees him, and report back to her. As Vin is about to leave, Shan comes to talk to her. Vin also learns that the Inquisitors are tracking down the skaa thieves more frequently.
Vin and Elend talk, Elend trying to convince “Valette” to leave Luthadel. (Who was Luth/Lutha?)Part Four: Dancers in a Sea of Mist At Keep Lekal, Vin begins spreading rumors to begin the House Wars. Mennis gives Kelsier more advice as they chat in the mists at the end of a day.When Kelsier asks Sazed how much speed he has stored, Sazed admits that it is a "very difficult attribute to collect."The Valtroux Garrison is only three days' march from Holstep.Kelsier and Vin followed the Luth-Davn canal as they ran from Luthadel.
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