MODERN AMERICAN PROSE, Third Edition, includes four essays by each of fifteen major American essayists and one essay by each of fifteen American writers, allowing students to see the range of a writer's work and the creative nature of the essay. Excellent rhetorical apparatus (introductions and questions) provides a means to more analytical and evaluative reading. The broad collection of writers and works gives students an introduction to the nature and power of the essay as a genre, plus a better sense of writers' individual and varied voices.
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Tough, Sweet & Stuffy: An Essay on Modern American Prose Styles
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Joe Cronin , then managing the Red Sox , offered to bench him to safeguard his average , which was exactly .400 when rounded to the third decimal place . Williams said ( I forget where I read this ) that he did not want to become the ...
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This critical study of Stephen Crane's journalism examines the climate of change that had begun to blur the line between non-fiction writing and fiction in Crane's era and provides insight into the masculine aesthetic Crane championed in ...