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100			_aVan Rys, John C.
245			_aCOMP / _cJohn C. Van Rys.
250			_a1st ed.
260			_aToronto, ON: _bNelson Education Ltd., _c2014.
300			_a434 p. : _bill. ; _c28 cm.
500			_aIncludes index, resource card and glossary terms.
505			_a"The Canadian edition of COMP offers sound, practical writing instruction, while bringing Canadian voices into dialogue about personal, national, and global issues at the heart of twenty-first-century experience. Rooted in a seven-traits framework for writing improvement, this text presents a strong Canadian perspective on the writing process, modes of writing, research strategies, and grammar. In particular, COMP is rich in examples and images from Canadian culture, as well as illustrations and models by Canadian writers, both students and professionals." (Publisher's Website)
505			_aTABLE OF CONTENTS
505			_aPart One: Writing Process _tChapter 1: Understanding the Reading-Writing Connection _tChapter 2: One Writer's Process _tChapter 3: Starting _tChapter 4: Planning _tChapter 5: Drafting _tChapter 6: Revising _tChapter 7: Editing _tChapter 8: Publishing
505			_aPart Two: Forms of Writing
505			_aNarrative, Descriptive and Reflective Writing _tChapter 9: Narration, Description, and Reflection
505			_aAnalytical Writing _tChapter 10: Definition _tChapter 11: Classification _tChapter 12: Process _tChapter 13: Comparison-Contrast _tChapter 14: Cause-Effect
505			_aPersuasive Writing _tChapter 15: Strategies for Argumentation & Persuasion _tChapter 16: Taking a Position _tChapter 17: Persuading Readers to Act _tChapter 18: Proposing a Solution
505			_aResearch Writing _tChapter 19: Planning Your Research Project _tChapter 20: Doing Your Research _tChapter 21: Working with Sources _tChapter 22: Writing a Research Paper _tChapter 23: MLA and APA Styles
505			_aPart Three: Handbook _tChapter 24: Grammar _tChapter 25: Sentences _tChapter 26: Sentence Errors _tChapter 27: Punctuation _tChapter 28: Mechanics _tChapter 29: Multilingual and ELL Guidelines _tBonus Online Chapters
505			_aReport Writing _tChapter A: Interview Report _tChapter B: Lab, Experiment, and Field Reports
505			_aSpecial Forms of Writing _tChapter C: Analyzing the Arts _tChapter D: Workplace Writing _tChapter E: Web Writing _tChapter F: Assessment
520	3		_a"The Canadian edition of COMP offers sound, practical writing instruction, while bringing Canadian voices into dialogue about personal, national, and global issues at the heart of twenty-first-century experience. Rooted in a seven-traits framework for writing improvement, this text presents a strong Canadian perspective on the writing process, modes of writing, research strategies, and grammar. In particular, COMP is rich in examples and images from Canadian culture, as well as illustrations and models by Canadian writers, both students and professionals." (Publisher's Website)
520	2		_aPart One: Writing Process Chapter 1: Understanding the Reading-Writing Connection Chapter 2: One Writer's Process Chapter 3: Starting Chapter 4: Planning Chapter 5: Drafting Chapter 6: Revising Chapter 7: Editing Chapter 8: Publishing Part Two: Forms of Writing Narrative, Descriptive and Reflective Writing Chapter 9: Narration, Description, and Reflection Analytical Writing Chapter 10: Definition Chapter 11: Classification Chapter 12: Process Chapter 13: Comparison-Contrast Chapter 14: Cause-Effect Persuasive Writing Chapter 15: Strategies for Argumentation & Persuasion Chapter 16: Taking a Position Chapter 17: Persuading Readers to Act Chapter 18: Proposing a Solution Research Writing Chapter 19: Planning Your Research Project Chapter 20: Doing Your Research Chapter 21: Working with Sources Chapter 22: Writing a Research Paper Chapter 23: MLA and APA Styles Part Three: Handbook Chapter 24: Grammar Chapter 25: Sentences Chapter 26: Sentence Errors Chapter 27: Punctuation Chapter 28: Mechanics Chapter 29: Multilingual and ELL Guidelines Bonus Online Chapters Report Writing Chapter A: Interview Report Chapter B: Lab, Experiment, and Field Reports Special Forms of Writing Chapter C: Analyzing the Arts Chapter D: Workplace Writing Chapter E: Web Writing Chapter F: Assessment
650			_aEnglish language _vAcademic writing
650			_aWriting _vReports
650			_aRhetoric _vProblems and exercises.
700			_aMeyer, Verne.
700			_aSebranek, Patrick.
700			_aVanderMey, Randall.
856			_uhttps://www.vitalsource.com/en-ca/products/comp-john-van-rys-v9780176728038 _yEbook on Vital Source.
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