Patterns for College Writing: A Rhetorical Reader and Guide 12th edition

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Patterns for College Writing: A Rhetorical Reader and Guide 12th edition

How to Use This Book-This is a book of readings, but it is also a book about writing. Every reading selection here is followed by questions and exercises designed to help you become a thoughtful and proficient writer. The study questions that accompany the essays in this text encourage you to think critically about writers’ ideas. Although some of the questions (particularly those listed under Comprehension) call for fairly straightforward, factual responses, other questions (particularly the Journal Entry assignments) invite more complex responses that reflect your individual reaction to the selections.
On the following page, “ ‘What’s in a Name?’ ” by Henry Louis Gates Jr., is typical of the essays in this text. It is preceded by a headnote that gives readers information about the author’s life and career. This headnote includes a background section that provides a social, historical, and cultural context for the essay.


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