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Writers' Handbook
- Publisher
- LibreTexts
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- English
Contents· 52 sections
- 01: Writing to Think and Writing to Learn
- 1.01: Examining the Status Quo
- 1.02: Posing Productive Questions
- 1.03: Slowing Down Your Thinking
- 1.04: Withholding Judgment
- 02: Becoming a Critical Reader
- 2.01: Browsing the Gallery of Web-Based Texts
- 2.02: Understanding How Critical Thinking Works
- 2.03: Reading a Text Carefully and Closely
- 03: Thinking through the Disciplines
- 3.01: Exploring Academic Disciplines
- 3.02: Seeing and Making Connections across Disciplines
- 3.03: Articulating Multiple Sides of an Issue
- 04: Joining the Conversation
- 4.01: Raising the Stakes by Going Public
- 4.02: Recognizing the Rhetorical Situation
- 4.03: Rhetoric and Argumentation
- 4.04: Developing a Rhetorical Habit of Mind
- 05: Planning
- 5.01: Choosing a Topic
- 5.02: Freewriting and Mapping
- 5.03: Developing Your Purposes for Writing
- 5.04: Outlining
- 06: Drafting
- 6.01: Forming a Thesis
- 6.02: Testing a Thesis
- 6.03: Supporting a Thesis
- 6.04: Learning from Your Writing
- 6.05: Learning from Your Reading
- 6.06: Generating Further Questions
- 6.07: Using a Variety of Sentence Formats
- 6.08: Creating Paragraphs
- 07: Researching
- 7.01: Organizing Research Plans
- 7.02: Finding Print Online and Field Sources
- 7.03: Choosing Search Terms
- 7.04: Conducting Research
- 7.05: Evaluating Sources
- 7.06: Taking Notes
- 7.07: Making Ethical and Effective Choices
- 7.08: Creating an Annotated Bibliography
- 7.09: Managing Information
- 08: Revising
- 8.01: Reviewing for Purpose
- 8.02: Editing and Proofreading
- 8.03: Making a Final Overview
- 09: Designing
- 9.01: General Text Formatting Considerations
- 9.02: Creating and Finding Visuals
- 9.03: Incorporating Images Charts and Graphs
- 10: Publishing
- 10.01: Choosing a Document Design