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How to write themes, term papers, and college autobiographies.

Por: Detalles de publicación: Woodbury, N.Y. Barron's Educational Series [1971]Descripción: viii, 141 pISBN:
  • 0812003454
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  • 808/.02 19
Clasificación LoC:
  • LB2369 .L385 1971
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A new chapter shows you how to prepare themes for complex or specialized subjects, such as business or science. Practical advice directs you toward selecting a topic, developing your concept, and styling your paper according to accepted academic standards. Spelling, punctuation and grammar reviews help you master the fine details of writing a paper Book jacket.

Second ed. published in 1981 under title: How to write themes and term papers.

Bibliography: p. [140]-141.

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  • Introduction(p. vii)
  • Section I Themes
  • The Outline(p. 2)
  • The Jot Outline(p. 2)
  • The Quick and Dirty Outline(p. 6)
  • The Theme's Beginning(p. 9)
  • When to Write the Beginning(p. 9)
  • What Goes Into the Beginning?(p. 10)
  • The Humorous Opener(p. 11)
  • The Startling Opener(p. 12)
  • The Anecdotal Opener(p. 12)
  • The Metaphorical Opener(p. 12)
  • The Argumentative Theme(p. 16)
  • General Topics(p. 16)
  • Abstract Topics(p. 25)
  • Pitfalls to be Avoided(p. 28)
  • The Descriptive Theme(p. 30)
  • Description of Places(p. 31)
  • Description of Objects(p. 37)
  • Description of Persons(p. 37)
  • The Characterization(p. 38)
  • The Profile(p. 42)
  • The Expository Theme(p. 49)
  • Beginning(p. 52)
  • Organization(p. 52)
  • Use of Analogies(p. 54)
  • Connectives(p. 55)
  • Endings(p. 56)
  • The Theme's Ending(p. 57)
  • Some Basic Principles(p. 58)
  • Writing Style(p. 60)
  • General Writing Style(p. 60)
  • Sentence Style(p. 61)
  • Variety(p. 62)
  • The Paragraph(p. 63)
  • Arrangement Within Paragraphs(p. 65)
  • The Breather(p. 66)
  • Connectives(p. 66)
  • Cliches and Bromides(p. 68)
  • Similes and Metaphors(p. 71)
  • Generalities(p. 72)
  • Platitudes(p. 73)
  • Idioms(p. 74)
  • Interrupters(p. 74)
  • Pronouns(p. 75)
  • Redundancies(p. 75)
  • Editing Shortcuts(p. 77)
  • Insertions(p. 77)
  • Deletions(p. 78)
  • Other Editing Symbols(p. 79)
  • Baffling Words and Usage(p. 82)
  • An Easy Guide to Proper Punctuation(p. 92)
  • Brackets(p. 93)
  • Parentheses(p. 94)
  • Dashes and Hyphens(p. 95)
  • Ellipses(p. 97)
  • Colon(p. 97)
  • Quotation Marks(p. 98)
  • Apostrophe(p. 100)
  • Semicolon(p. 102)
  • Comma(p. 102)
  • Spelling Helps(p. 107)
  • Foreign Derivatives(p. 108)
  • Mnemonic Devices(p. 108)
  • Appearance of Words(p. 109)
  • Review(p. 109)
  • The Spellers Anonymous Method(p. 110)
  • Spelling Demons(p. 111)
  • Section II The Term Paper
  • The Preparatory Work(p. 130)
  • Picking a Topic(p. 131)
  • Getting the Information(p. 133)
  • Taking Notes(p. 133)
  • The Problem of Sources(p. 135)
  • Reliability of Sources(p. 136)
  • Some Sample Cards(p. 137)
  • Organizing and Writing the Rough Draft(p. 140)
  • The Writing Itself(p. 142)
  • Endings(p. 148)
  • Special Reference Works(p. 149)
  • The Mechanics of the Paper(p. 152)
  • Handling Quotations and Excerpts(p. 160)
  • Omitting Part of a Quotation(p. 160)
  • Using Quotation Marks, Long and Short Excerpts(p. 161)
  • Using Poetry Excerpts(p. 161)
  • Using Dialogue from Plays(p. 163)
  • Using Sic(p. 164)
  • Using Brackets(p. 164)
  • Footnotes(p. 164)
  • Ibid.(p. 166)
  • Loc. Cit.(p. 167)
  • Op. Cit.(p. 167)
  • Passim(p. 167)
  • The Bibliography(p. 170)
  • Tables, Graphs, and Other Illustrations(p. 174)
  • Materials(p. 181)
  • Placement(p. 181)
  • Numbering(p. 182)
  • Titles(p. 182)
  • Spacing and Margins(p. 183)
  • Footnotes(p. 183)
  • Figures(p. 183)
  • Line/Curve Graphs(p. 184)
  • Bar Graphs(p. 186)
  • Pie Charts(p. 190)
  • Flow Charts(p. 192)
  • Maps(p. 194)
  • Other Illustrations(p. 195)
  • Tables(p. 195)
  • Section III Writing About Complex Subjects(p. 198)
  • Writing About Complex Subjects(p. 200)
  • Use Simple Words(p. 202)
  • Thoroughly Understand Your Explanation(p. 203)
  • Use Unorthodox Techniques(p. 206)
  • Use Analogies and Examples(p. 208)
  • Science and Technology(p. 209)
  • Statistics(p. 219)
  • Business(p. 223)
  • Public Finance(p. 234)
  • Steps in Clarifying a Complex Topic(p. 245)
  • Section IV The College Application Autobiography
  • The College Application Autobiography(p. 248)
  • Bibliography(p. 259)
  • Index(p. 261)

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Barbara Lenmark Ellis is Assistant Professor of Technical Journalism at Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon
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