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This unique reader offers students the opportunity to read, write and talk about the topics they're most familiar with--such as food, clothing, entertainment and sports--with the additional lense of cross cultural perspectives. |
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This popular, very practical argument reader-rhetoric helps students develop into better writers of the kinds of papers they are most often required to write in college and the work world: summaries, analyses, reports, arguments and documented papers. |
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Now in its Ninth Edition, The Short Prose Reader provides a rhetorically-arranged collection of lively essays that offer a spectrum of diverse voices and perspectives. |
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