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How Writing Works: A Guide to Composing GenresJordynn Jack and Katie Rose Guest Pryal |
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Queer: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $59.99 Jason Schneiderman
9780190277109 Read. Write. Oxford. |
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Gender: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $59.99 Megan L. Titus and Wendy L. Walker
9780190298852 Read. Write. Oxford. |
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Creativity: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $59.99 Ryan G. Van Cleave
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College: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Todd James Pierce
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Community: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $59.99 Nancy Enright
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The Real World Reader: A Rhetorical Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $84.99 James S. Miller
9780199329892 The first rhetorical reader that teaches students how to examine the world in which they live and work |
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Poverty/Privilege: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Connie Snyder Mick
9780199361250 Read. Write. Oxford. In order to understand why people are poor, we must also look at why people are wealthy. |
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How Writing Works: A Guide to Composing GenresRetail Price to Students: $104.99 Jordynn Jack and Katie Rose Guest Pryal
9780199859849 How Writing Works teaches students the transferable skills that they'll need to tackle any writing situation that they encounter--at school, at work, in their communities, or at home |
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Food: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Deborah H. Holdstein and Danielle Aquiline
9780199385683 Read. Write. Oxford. Covers food's relationship to such topics as memory and identity, politics and health, the environment and economy, and travel and worldviews. |
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How Writing Works: A Guide to Composing GenresRetail Price to Students: $84.99 Jordynn Jack and Katie Rose Guest Pryal
9780199859856 How Writing Works teaches students the transferable skills that they'll need to tackle any writing situation that they encounter--at school, at work, in their communities, or at home |
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Technology: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Johannah Rodgers
9780199340736 Read. Write. Oxford. What is "technology"? Why do we need to study it? How is it related to and involved with a wide-range of socio-cultural and political issues? |
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Humor: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Kathleen Volk Miller and Marion Wrenn
9780199362684 Read. Write. Oxford. Explores the key patterns and features within numerous comedic sources in order to show how jokes work. |
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SPEAK: How to talk to classmates and others: A primer to oral presentationsRetail Price to Students: $19.99 William M. Doll
9780199989867 Engaging. Affordable. Portable. SPEAK is the perfect guide to oral presentations for any first-year college writing course. |
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Language: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Gita DasBender
9780199947485 Read. Write. Oxford. How does language shape our world and how do we shape language? |
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Globalization: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Maria Jerskey
9780199947522 Read. Write. Oxford. What does it mean to you to be part of a globalized world? |
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Culture: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 John Mauk
9780199947225 Read. Write. Oxford. What can you say about culture that hasn't already been said? |
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Sustainability: A Reader for WritersRetail Price to Students: $49.99 Carl Herndl
9780199947508 Read. Write. Oxford. Can writing about the environment make invisible issues visible? |
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