A Writer's Repertoire: Includes 1999 MLA Guidelines

I. UNDERSTANDING THE SUBJECT OF WRITING. 1. Rhetoric and writing: Background and Concepts. 2. Composing Processes. 3. Collaborative Writing. II. DEVELOPING A WRITER'S REPERTOIRE: STRATEGIES AND TECHNIQUES. 4. Invention. 5. Arrangement. 6. Style. 7. Memory and Delivery. III. Expanding Your Repertoire: Expressive Aim Writing. 8. Expressive Aim Writing: An Overview. 9. Repertoire Focus: Recounting Events. 10. Repertoire Focus: Portraying Characters and Depicting Places. IV. EXPANDING YOUR REPERTOIRE: REFERENTIAL AIM WRITNG. 11. Referential Aim Writing: An Overview. 12. Repertoire Focus: Explaining a Subject. 13. Repertoire Focus: Analyzing a Subject. V. EXPANDING YOUR REPERTOIRE: PERSUASIVE AIM WRITING. 14. Persuasive Aim Writing: An Overview. 15. Repertoire Focus: Evaluating a Subject. 16. Repertoire Focus: Declaring a Position. 17. Repertoire Focus: Proposing a Solution. VI. READINGS. VII. A GUIDE TO LOGIC AND REASONING. VIII. A GUIDE FOR WRITING ESSAY EXAMINATIONS. IX. A GUIDE FOR DOCUMENTING KNOWLEDGE BY OBSERVATION. X. A GUIDE TO CLASSROOM ENGLISH. @AHEADS = Memos. Epilogue. Credits. Index.Sam Dragga is the author of 'A Writer's Repertoire: Includes 1999 MLA Guidelines', published 2001 under ISBN 9780321084415 and ISBN 0321084411.