Popular Writing in America: The Interaction of Style and Audience 5th Edition 9780195073089

As always, every selection is connected either stylistically or thematically with one or more of the other selections, and an expanded “Table of Linked Selections” follows the “Rhetorical Table of Contents”. This feature encourages readers to discover the different ways the same subject can be treated by different writers or by different media–for example, how staff writers for Time and Newsweek each handled the space shuttle disaster in January 1986, how a major author like Stephen Crane used his personal experience of a disaster at sea to write both a newspaper report and a classic American short story, or how Ernest Hemingway’s famous short story, “Soldier’s Home,” was transformed into a film script.
Current and comprehensive, Popular Writing in America offers a unique method of teaching composition, one that appeals to students and teachers alike.