Help with the “why” as well as the “how” of documentation helps students understand the purpose and uses of different documentation styles.ġ2 Writing to Make Something Happen in the Worldġ5 Integrating Sources and Avoiding PlagiarismĢ7 Prepositions and Prepositional PhrasesĪndrea Lunsford, Louise Hewlett Nixon Professor of English emerita and former Director of the Program in Writing and Rhetoric at Stanford University, joined the Stanford faculty in 2000. EasyWriter provides information on using both library and Internet sources effectively, tips for avoiding plagiarism, and guidelines for MLA-, APA-, Chicago-, and CSE-style documentation. Up-to-date advice on research and documentation. Andrea Lunsford recognizes that there is no single standard for correctness in writing instead, effective texts follow conventions that depend on context. EasyWriter provides information that students can trust-and that they can find without having to wade through mountains of conflicting information.Ī focus on making choices, not on following rules. In EasyWriter and its digital resources, you’ll find models and advice on more genres of writing than in any other pocket handbook.Įxpert answers to students’ most common questions. As college writing (and workplace writing) has expanded to embrace new technologies and genres, Andrea Lunsford is leading the way in giving attention to today’s multimodal, participatory genres, such as blogs and web comics, in addition to traditional academic genres such as researched argument. Help with all the genres today’s students need to master.
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