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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 808.042
EAN: 9780312446246
ISBN: 0312446241
Label: Bedford/St. Martin's
Manufacturer: Bedford/St. Martin's
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 1072
Publication Date: March 07, 2007
Publisher: Bedford/St. Martin's
Sales Rank: 512
Studio: Bedford/St. Martin's
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The best-selling college rhetoric for over 20 years, The St. Martin’s Guide has an unparalleled record of proven success. From the beginning, Axelrod and Cooper have taken the best of classic and contemporary theory, filtered it through their own and their colleagues’ classroom experience, and then blended the result into a flexible classroom tool. Their step-by-step guides to writing specific kinds of essays were a groundbreaking concept and changed the way writing is taught in American colleges. The course continues to change, and Axelrod and Cooper continue to innovate: source-based writing, analysis of argument, online teaching, and visual rhetoric are some of the focuses of this latest revision. By seamlessly incorporating practical, class-tested solutions to these new challenges, Axelrod and Cooper have once again provided the best foundation for college writing.
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The book that I got was very good. Exactly what I was looking for and in Excellent shape.
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this is a book i bought for college. it works. there isnt a mark in it.
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the book came in excellent conditions but it did take a while 4 me 2 get it so that kinda sukd other then that it was good
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The book I received was in excellent condition. It didn't take no time for me to receive. It arrived just in time before school started back. thanks
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I like the book as it goes into areas that I might not think of and creates ideas to use, it was required for my critical thinking class but I do have to caution that as good as the book is, you still need a good teacher to show you what the book can't and as English teachers tend to have conflicts of opinion as to how to write an essay, if they don't accept what the last teacher taught, it's useless.
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