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1. Seeing better: the analytical habit of mind -- 2. What is analysis and how does it work? -- 3. Putting analysis to work: three extended examples -- 4. Reading: how to do it and what to do with it -- 5. Linking evidence and claims: 10 on 1 versus 1 on 10 -- 6. Making a thesis evolve -- 7. Recognizing and fixing weak thesis statements -- 8. Introductions and conclusions -- 9. Organization: forms and formats -- 10. Style: choosing words -- 11. Style: shaping sentences (and cutting the fat) -- 12. Writing the researched paper -- 13. Finding and citing sources -- 14. Nine basic writing errors and how to fix them -- 15. Manners, communication, and technology -- 16. Places and spaces: cities and suburbs -- 17. Seeing -- 18. Race, ethnicity, and the "melting pot" -- 19. The language of politics and the politics of language -- 20. The review as cultural analysis
Rev. ed. of: Writing analytically, 4th ed. with readings, c2006
Includes bibliographical references (p. 799-800) and index