Style: Writing as the Discovery of OutlookOxford University Press, 1970 - 280 pagina's |
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... experience and the way he relates to his reader . Note three or four choices in vocabulary or sentence structure ... experience . Write a second letter to a good friend covering the same experience . Suggestion : Try not to exaggerate or ...
... experience and the way he relates to his reader . Note three or four choices in vocabulary or sentence structure ... experience . Write a second letter to a good friend covering the same experience . Suggestion : Try not to exaggerate or ...
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... experience life as an unconnected series of vivid separate events . Only the moment counts ; it is not valued above or below other experience . In the language express- ing such an outlook , no subordinate clauses appear ( since ...
... experience life as an unconnected series of vivid separate events . Only the moment counts ; it is not valued above or below other experience . In the language express- ing such an outlook , no subordinate clauses appear ( since ...
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... experience of your material , and the revision which brings this experience into its best focus . Kinds of College Writing But three drafts are not always necessary or possible . The kinds of writ- ing usually done in college and their ...
... experience of your material , and the revision which brings this experience into its best focus . Kinds of College Writing But three drafts are not always necessary or possible . The kinds of writ- ing usually done in college and their ...
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Three Ways of Seeing | 13 |
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