books by William Vesterman (composition contrasts celebrity)

books by William Vesterman

books:

Celebrity Writing in America: A Thematic Reader for Composition
William Vesterman

Longman, 2005

Presenting students with essays by pop culture personalities, this new reader is uniquely poised to grab student interest and get them excited about reading, debating, and writing. With its mixture of serious and light-hearted non-fiction works by celebrities from diverse fields (TV, film, music, stage, sports, and print), Celebrity Writing in America is definitely one-of-a-kind. Sure to get even the most apathetic students reading, this ...

Reading and Writing Short Arguments with Student Access to Catalyst
William Vesterman

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages, 2005

This argument text is a brief reader-rhetoric, offering a clear and concise introduction to argument and exceptionally accessible explanation of the Toulmin method along with a thematic collection of 68 short arguments.

Great Interdisciplinary Ideas: A Reader for Writers (Penguin Academics Series) (Penguin Academics)
William Vesterman

Longman, 2007

Great Interdisciplinary Ideas: A Reader for Writers provides an outstanding collection of essays by major thinkers exploring great ideas in different fields of study. General Interest . Human Rights, Gender, Utopia, Literature.

Reading and Writing Short Arguments

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William Vesterman

McGraw-Hill Companies, 2005

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Readings for the 21st Century: Issues for Today's Students (5th Edition)
William Vesterman

Longman, 2002

Juxtapositions: Connections and Contrasts
William Vesterman

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages, 1995

This reader offers two to five selections on each of twenty-four subjects or themes that cut across genre, time, and cultural boundaries; the readings are juxtaposed to stimulate student writing.