Contents

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  Introduction
  Environmental Rhetoric
  
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    Welcome to English 102 Open
    
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    Why, What, When, Where, How, Who?
    
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    Some Comparisons
    
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    The Keys to Success
    
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  Part 1: The Writing Process
  
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  1. Writing Process
  
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    Writing is a Process
    
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    Thinking About Your Assignment
    
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    Developing Ideas
    
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    Narrowing a Topic
    
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    Gathering Information
    
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    Ordering & Drafting
    
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    Revising & Editing Basics
    
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    Prewriting Strategies
    
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    Introductions & Conclusions
    
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    Conclusions
    
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    Thesis Statements
    
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    Paragraphing
    
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    Essay Writing
    
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    Rough Drafts
    
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    Revising & Editing Process
    
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    Revising & Editing Tips
    
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    The Writing Process in Review
    
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    ATTRIBUTIONS
    
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  2. Formatting in APA Style
  
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    Citation and Documentation
    
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    Where can I find the information?
    
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    ORDER OF PAGES
    
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    References
    
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    Check Your Understanding
    
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  3. Intellectual Property: That’s Stealing!
  
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    Plagiarism is the theft of intellectual property!
    
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    More important than you think!
    
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    Types of Plagiarism
    
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    Plagiarism is Serious!
    
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    How to Cite Sources
    
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  4. Revision and Editing
  
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    REVISING & EDITING PROCESS
    
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    REVISING STAGE 2: MID-VIEW
    
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    REVISING & EDITING TIPS
    
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  5. Peer Review
  
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    PEER REVIEW
    
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    Providing Good Feedback
    
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    UNDERSTANDING PEER REVIEW
    
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  Part 2: Situation and Analysis
  
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  6. Rhetoric
  
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    What is Rhetoric?
    
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    Persuasive Appeals
    
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    Modes of Persuasion Activity
    
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    See It in Practice
    
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    Time to Write
    
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    Assignment Analysis
    
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    Audience
    
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    Voice
    
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  7. Opposing Viewpoints
  
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    Handling Opposing Viewpoints
    
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    Bias in Writing
    
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  8. Annotated Bibliography
  
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    Annotated Bibliographies
    
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  9. Outlines
  
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    Outlining
    
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    Pre-Draft Outlines
    
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    Outline Time?
    
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    Post Draft Outline
    
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  Part 3: Research
  
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  10. Identifying and Using Sources
  
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    Research Strategies
    
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    Evaluating Sources
    
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    Evaluating Sources: Documentation
    
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    Timely Sources
    
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    Using Evidence
    
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    Experience
    
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    Primary Sources
    
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    Secondary Sources
    
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    Source Integration
    
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    Paragraphing: MEAL Plan
    
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    Summarizing
    
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    How to Quote and Paraphrase:  An Overview
    
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    Paraphrasing
    
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    Paraphrasing Structure
    
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    Using Quotations
    
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    Long Quotations
    
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    APA Long Quote Guidelines
    
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    When to Quote, When to Paraphrase
    
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    Signal Phrases Activity
    
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    See It in Practice
    
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    Annotating Sources
    
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    Using Evidence Activity
    
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    Analyze This
    
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    See It in Practice
    
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    Wrap Up
    
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  11. Fake News
  
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    Fake News
    
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    WHAT “READING LATERALLY” MEANS
    
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    ACTIVITY: EVALUATE A SITE
    
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    ACTIVITY: EXPERT OR CRANK?
    
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  12. Logical Fallacy
  
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    Logical Fallacies
    
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    False Dilemma Fallacy
    
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    Hasty Generalization Fallacy
    
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    Appeal to Fear Fallacy
    
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    Ad Hominem Fallacy
    
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    Slippery Slope Fallacy
    
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    Bandwagon Fallacy
    
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    Guilt by Association Fallacy
    
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    Putting It All Together
    
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    Analyze This
    
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    See It in Practice
    
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    Fallacy Quick Reference Chart
    
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    Your Turn
    
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  13. Logical Fallacy Master List
  
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    Master List of Logical Fallacies
    
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  14. Primary and Secondary Sources
  
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    The Research Paper
    
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  Part 4: Rhetorical Modes
  
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  15. Investigative Reports
  
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    Investigation
    
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    Time to Write
    
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    Attribution
    
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  16. Rhetorical Analysis
  
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    What is a Rhetorical Analysis?
    
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    Thinking Rhetorically
    
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    Types of Argument
    
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    Toulmin Argument
    
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    Aristotelian Argument
    
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    Rogerian Argument
    
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    Types of Argument Activity
    
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    Analyze This
    
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    See It in Practice
    
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    Thinking About Content
    
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    Sample Rhetorical Analysis
    
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    Time to Write
    
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  17. Profiles
  
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    Introduction to the Profile
    
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    Writing Strategies for Profiles
    
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    Profiles, Another Perspective
    
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    Example: Profile
    
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    Time to Write
    
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  18. Proposal Arguments
  
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    Proposal Argument
    
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    Time to Write
    
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    This is the only essay in Mrs. Jones’ class that has AUTOMATIC FAIL restrictions
    
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  19. Reflections
  
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    Reflection
    
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    Reflective Learning
    
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    Time to Write
    
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  20. Letters
  
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    Letters
    
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  Part 5 Critical Reading
  
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  21. Reading in College
  
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    Active vs. Passive Reading
    
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    Common Reading Systems
    
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    Reading Scholarly Articles
    
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    Common Components of Original Research Articles
    
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    Attribution
    
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  22. Evaluating Sources
  
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    Evaluating Sources
    
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    What Might be a More Credible, Reliable Source?
    
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  23. Research and Critical Reading
  
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    Research and Critical Reading
    
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  Appendix
  
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    These materials and textbooks have been used liberally to form the content found in the
    
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    English 102 Environment Open Coursebook.