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Envision in Depth teaches core skills in argument and research with over 100 readings on issues that engage readers and provide occasions for persuasive writing.

  Readers using Envision in Depth will learn how to analyze and compose arguments, design and conduct research projects, and produce persuasive visual and oral presentations in response to over 100 contemporary arguments in a wide range of verbal and visual genres.  Writing Arguments, Designing Arguments, Writing Researched Arguments.  Improving Writing

Preface xvi
PART I: ANALYSIS AND ARGUMENT
1(82)
Analyzing Texts
2(28)
Understanding Texts Rhetorically
3(1)
Understanding Rhetoric
4(1)
Understanding Visual Rhetoric
5(1)
Analyzing Texts Rhetorically
5(5)
Analyzing a Comic Strip
7(3)
Strategies for Analyzing Persuasive Texts
10(11)
Analyzing Editorial Cartoons
11(1)
Practicing Rhetorical Analysis
12(1)
Reading Samuel P. Huntington, ``Under God''
13(3)
Reading Doug Marlette, ``I Was a Tool of Satan''
16(5)
Writing a Rhetorical Analysis
21(6)
Developing a Thesis Statement
21(3)
Student Writing: Jason Benhaim, ``Tapping into the American Psyche''
24(3)
Turning to Texts of Your Choice
27(1)
Prewriting Checklist
28(2)
Understanding Strategies of Persuasion
30(23)
Analyzing Ads as Arguments
31(3)
Reading: Seth Stevenson, ``You and Your Shadow''
33(1)
Understanding the Rhetorical Appeals
34(14)
Appeals to Reason
35(2)
Logical Fallacies
37(1)
Appeals to Emotion
38(3)
Exaggerated Uses of Pathos
41(3)
Appeals to Character and Authority
44(2)
Misuses of Ethos
46(1)
Exaggerated Ethos Through Parody
47(1)
Considering Context
48(2)
Using Strategies of Persuasion
50(1)
Prewriting Checklist
50(3)
Composing Arguments
53(30)
Understanding the Canons of Rhetoric
54(1)
Invention in Argument
54(4)
Arrangement in Argument
58(4)
Style in Argument
62(5)
Constructing Persona
62(1)
Choosing a Rhetorical Stance
63(1)
Titles, Introductions, and Conclusions
64(3)
Crafting a Position Paper
67(12)
Student Writing: Angela Rastegar, Position papers
68(2)
Writing Multiple Sides of an Argument
70(3)
Synthesizing Multiple Perspectives
73(1)
Reading: Nora Ephron, ``The Boston Photographs''
73(6)
Constructing Your Own Argument
79(1)
Prewnting Checklist
79(4)
PART II: RESEARCH ARGUMENTS
83(94)
Planning and Proposing Research Arguments
84(25)
Asking Research Questions
85(3)
Constructing a Research Log
86(1)
Student Writing: Felicia Cote, Research log (except)
87(1)
Generating Topics
88(3)
Bringing your Topic into Focus
91(5)
Graphic Brainstorming
92(1)
Zooming in on a Topic
92(4)
Planning your Research through Writing
96(2)
Freewriting about Your Research Topic
96(1)
Student Writing: Bries Deerrose, Research Freewrite
96(2)
Drafting a Research Proposal
98(8)
Student Writing: Susan Zhang, ``Little Photosho Horrors?''
99(4)
Drafting the Research Hypothesis
103(2)
Student Writing: Tommy Tsa; Working Hypothesis
105(1)
Student Writing: Tommy Tsai, Final Reflection Letter (excerpt)
106(1)
Planning Your Own Research Project
106(1)
Prewriting Checklist
106(3)
Finding and Evaluating Research Sources
109(30)
Visualizing Research
111(1)
Developing Search Terms
112(1)
Primary and Secondary Sources
113(5)
Finding Primary Sources
114(2)
Searching for Secondary Sources
116(2)
Evaluating Your Sources
118(14)
Evaluating Websites
119(4)
Evaluating Library and Database Sources
123(5)
Student Writing: Sean Bruich, Field research inquiry letter
128(1)
Evaluating Fieldwork and Statistics
129(3)
Creating a Dialogue with Your Sources
132(2)
Student Writing: Amanda Johnson, Dialogue of Sources (excerpt)
133(1)
Note Taking and Annotated Bibliographies
134(3)
Student Writing: Carly Geehr, Visual Annotated Bibliography
136(1)
Implementing Your Research Skills
137(1)
Prewriting Checklist
137(2)
Organizing and Writing Research Arguments
139(38)
Organizing Your Draft in Visual Form
140(2)
Learning Outline Strategies
142(6)
Student Writing: Lee-Ming Zen, Outline: ``Finding the Woman Who Never Was''
144(4)
Outlines with Subheads and Transitions
148(4)
Student Writing: Dexian Cai, Research Paper Outline
149(3)
Spotlight on Your Argument
152(1)
Working with Sources
153(3)
Integrating, Not Inserting, Quotations
154(2)
Documentation During Integration
156(1)
Drafting Your Research Argument
156(6)
Keeping Your Passion
157(1)
Collaboration Through Peer Review
157(2)
Student Writing: Sunthar Premakumar, Draft: ``Bollywood Sing-Along''
159(3)
Revising Your Draft
162(12)
Revision as a Continual Process
173(1)
Focusing on Your Project
174(1)
Prewriting Checklist
175(2)
PART III: DESIGN, DELIVERY, AND DOCUMENTATION
177(86)
Designing Arguments
178(28)
Understanding Document Design and Decorum
179(1)
Understanding Academic Writing Conventions
180(4)
Integrating Images in Academic Writing
181(1)
Design of Academic Papers
182(1)
Student Writing: Allison Woo, ``Slaying the Dragor (excerpt)
183(1)
Tools of Design for Academic Audiences
184(3)
Composing an Abstract
184(1)
Student Writing: David Pinner, Research abstract
185(1)
Shaping Your Bio
185(1)
Student Writing: Molly Cunningham, Research bio
185(1)
Student Writing: David Pinner, Research bio
186(1)
Combining Visual and Verbal Design Elements
187(7)
Designing Arguments for Public Audiences
188(1)
Student Writing: Ashley Mullen, Newsletter
189(1)
Student Writing: Gene Ma and Chris Couvelier Nonprofit Website (excerpts)
190(1)
Formatting Writing for Audiences
191(1)
Reading Greenpeace, ``What's Wrong with the Body Shop?''
191(3)
Designing Visual Arguments
194(10)
Grafting an Op-Ad
195(1)
Student Writing: Carrie Tsosie, ``Alternative Energy for Whom?''
196(1)
Producing a Photo Essay
196(2)
Student Writing: Ye Yuan, ``Looking throught the Lens''
198(1)
Composing a Website
199(2)
Student Writing: Sarah Douglas, Website
201(1)
Making a Multimedia Montage
202(1)
Student Writing: Yang Shi, Photo montage
203(1)
Designing Your Own Arguments
204(1)
Prewriting Checklist
205(1)
Delivering Presentations
206(28)
Understanding the Branches of Oratory
207(1)
Audience, Purpose, and Persona
208(2)
Transforming Research into a Presentation
210(8)
Selection
211(1)
Organization
211(1)
Student Writing: Tommy Tsai, Presentation outline
212(1)
Translation
212(2)
Transformation in Action
214(1)
Student Writing: Susan Zhang, Presentation script
214(4)
Considering Strategies of Design
218(1)
Using Visuals Rhetorically
219(6)
Writing for Poster Sessions
219(1)
Student Writing: Tanja Haj-Hassan, Carlos Ortiz, and Jonathan Hwang, Research posters
220(1)
Writing for PowerPoint or Slide-Based Presentations
220(2)
Possibilities for PowerPoint
222(1)
Student Writing: Natalie Farrell, Tracy Hadnott, Sarah Trube, Morgan Springer, and Kavi Vyas, Presentation slides
223(2)
Choosing Methods of Delivery
225(3)
Practicing Your Presentation
228(3)
Anticipating Problems and the Question-and-Answer Session
229(1)
Documenting Your Presentation
230(1)
Creating Your Own Presentation
231(1)
Prewriting Checklist
231(3)
Documentation and Plagiarism
234(29)
Rhetorical Imitation and Intellectual Property
235(1)
Understanding Plagiarism
236(3)
Avoiding Unitentional Plagiarism
237(1)
Student Writing: Michael Rothenberg, Research log (excerpt)
237(1)
Reading: Doris Kearns Goodwin, ``How I Caused That Story''
238(1)
Understanding Documentation Style
239(4)
Documentation as Cross-Referencing
240(1)
Using Notes for Documentation
241(2)
MLA-Style Works Cited Lists
243(9)
Student Writing: Sunthar Premakumar, Works Cited and Consulted List
243(2)
Student Writing: Dexian Cai, Works Cited
245(1)
Documentation for Print and Online Sources
246(3)
Documentation for Visual, Audio, and Multimedia Sources
249(2)
Copyright and Citing Sources
251(1)
Student Paper in MLA Style
252(10)
Student Writing: Tanner Gardner, ``Show Me the Money! The Globalization of the NBA''
252(10)
Documentation for Your Paper
262(1)
PART IV: READINGS
263(392)
Marked Bodies
264(63)
Imagining the Ideal Body
265(32)
``Fat Is an Advertising Issue''
268(4)
Susie Orbach
``What if Barbie Was an Actual Person?''
272(1)
John Riviello
``A Secret Society of the Starving''
273(7)
Mim Udovitch
National Eating Disorder Association, ``Get Real''
280(1)
``Distorted Images: Western Cultures are Exporting Their Dangerous Obsession with Thinness''
281(2)
Susan McClelland
``The Insult That Made a Man Out of `Mac'''
283(1)
Charles Atlas
``Evolving Ideals of Male Body Image as Seen through Action Toys''
284(8)
Harrison Pope, Jr.
Robert Olivardia
Amanda Gruber
John Borowieki
``G.I. Joe's Big Biceps are Not a Big Deal''
292(1)
Kim Franke-Folstad
National Public Radio, ``Cultural Differences Seer Male Perceptions of Body Image''
293(4)
Perspectives on the issue
297(1)
From Reading to Research
297(1)
Fashion Statements
298(27)
``Not Just for Bikers Anymore'': Popular Representations of American Tattooing''
300(12)
Margo DeMello
PETA, ``Think Ink, Not Mink''
312(1)
``Tattooed''
312(1)
Michael Atkinson
``Tattooing Their Grief''
313(4)
George Bodarky
``Women of Allah: Rebellious Silence''
317(1)
Shirin Neshat
``The Veil''
318(1)
Marjane Satrapi
``Wearing Their Beliefs on Their Chests''
319(3)
Ruth LaFerta
Mary is My Homegirl T-shirt
322(1)
``Faith and Fashion''
323(2)
Paul Mitchell
Perspectives on the Issue
325(1)
From Reading to Research
326(1)
Sports and Media
327(63)
Engineering a Better Athlete
328(22)
Steroids Cartoons
329(1)
Bill Day
James Casciari
Gary Varvel
``Clean Up Hitters: The Steroid Wars and the Nature of What's Natural''
330(4)
Steven Shapin
``Olympian Talent, and a Little Artificial Help: A Conversation with Thomas H. Murray''
334(4)
Claudia Dreifus
CBS News Interactive, ``Chart: Olympic Drug Testing''
338(1)
``Drug in Sport: The Shape to Come''
339(7)
Mike Sokolove
``Ready, Set, Mutate!''
346(3)
Andrew Tilin
Fastskin Advertisement
349(1)
Speedo
Perspective on the Issue
350(1)
From Reading to Research
351(1)
Global Sports and National Identity
351(20)
``Olympics in an Age of Global Broadcasting''
352(3)
Emma Wensing
``Ode to Maradona: Falklands' Revenge''
355(1)
Thomas Jones
Courtney Angela Brkic, ``Group Therapy: A Nation Is Born''
355(2)
``Heads-up Move''
357(1)
Gideon Mendel
Themba Hadebe
``Yo Yao! What Does the `Ming Dynasty' Tell Us about Race and Transnational Diplomacy in the NBA?''
358(4)
David Leonard
Fine Line, The Year of the Yao
362(1)
``Who's the Man? Sammy Sosa, Latinos, and Televisual Redefinitions of the `American' Pastime''
362(8)
Jane Juffer
Sports Illustrated, ``Power Pack''
370(1)
Major League Baseball,``Rising Sons''
370(1)
Perspectives on the Issue
371(1)
From Reading to Research
371(1)
Playing Against Stereotypes
372(17)
``The New Minstrel Show: Black Vaudeville with Statistics''
374(2)
Thad Mumford
``Doin' Me'''
376(3)
Todd Boyd
Media Education Foundation, Playing Unfair
379(10)
Perspectives on the Issue
389(1)
From Reading to Research
389(1)
Copyright and Creativity
390(3)
Copyright Matters
392(1)
From Bound by Law?
393(66)
Keith Aoki
James Boyle
Jennifer Jenkins
``Who Will Own Your Next Great Idea?''
399(4)
Charles C. Mann
``Free Culture''
403(9)
Lawrence Lessig
Creative Commons, ``Licenses Explained''
412(2)
Perspectives on the Issue
414(1)
From Reading to Research
414(1)
Who Owns Popular Culture?
415(24)
``Copying Isn't Cool''
415(4)
Scott Matthews
``File Sharing Must Be Made Legal''
419(3)
Jason Schultz
editorial cartoons
422(1)
Gary Brookins
Daryl Cagle
John S. Pritchett
``It's All Free! Music! Movies! TV Shows!''
423(6)
Lev Grossman
Motion Picture Association of America, ``You Can Click, But You Can't Hide''
429(1)
``Address Before Members of the United States Congress''
430(9)
Michael Eisner
Perspectives on the Issue
439(1)
From Reading to Research
439(1)
Remixing Culture
440(18)
``The New Math of Mashups''
441(3)
Sasha Frere-Jones
Cover for The Grey Album
444(1)
Danger Mouse
``When Copyright Law Meets the ``Mash-up'''
444(5)
John Healey
Richard Cromelin
``Food Chain Barbie''
449(1)
Todd Forsythe
``Hijacking Harry Potter, Quidditch Broon and All''
450(2)
Bill Werde
Panic Struck Productions, Revelations
452(1)
``The Privatization of Our Culture''
453(5)
Bret Dawson
Perspectives on the Issue
458(1)
From Reading to Research
458(1)
Gaming Culture
459(70)
Gender Games
460(34)
``Game Makers Aren't Chasing Women
461(2)
Suneel Ratan
``But What if the Player is Female?''
463(4)
Sheri Graner Ray
Mattel, Inc. My Scene Online Game
467(1)
``Games for Girls''
468(3)
Bonnie Ruberg
Female Avatars: Blood Rayne and Kurenai
471(1)
``Getting the Girl: The Myths, Misconceptions, and Misdemeanors of Females in Games''
472(3)
Zoe Flower
``About Us''
475(2)
Frag Dolls
``Game Over''
477(2)
Amanda Fazzone
``Lara Croft: Feminist icon or Cyberbimbo?''
479(10)
Helen W. Kennedy
``Writing a `Girls in Gaming' Article''
489(5)
Richard Cobbett
Perspectives on the Issue
494(1)
From Reading to Research
494(1)
Violence and Videogames
495(19)
``Violent Media Is Good for kids''
496(2)
Gerard Jones
Political Cartoon
498(1)
Brian Farrington
Testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee Hearing on the ``Impact of Interactive Violence on Children''
499(4)
Eugene F. Provenzo Jr.
``Velvet-Strike: War Times and Reality Games''
503(4)
Anne-Marie Schleiner
Battlezone and Kuma/War game screens
507(1)
``The Making of an X Box Warrior''
508(6)
Clive Thompson
Perspectives on the Issue
514(1)
From Reading to Research
515(1)
Games with an Agenda
515(13)
The Economist, ``And Now, a Game from Our Sponsor''
516(3)
``Army to Potential Recruits: Wanna Play?''
519(2)
Jim Downing
``Playing Games with a Conscience''
521(2)
Daniel Terdiman
``Ideological Videogames: Press Left Button to Dissent''
523(3)
Gonzalo Frasca
Velvet-Strike Intervention Recipes
526(1)
Anne-Marie Schleiner
Velvet-Strike Sprays
527(1)
Anne-Marie Schleiner
Perspectives on the Issue
528(1)
From Reading to Research
528(1)
Representing Reality
529(64)
Snapshots of the Ordinary
531(27)
``Don't Smile for the Camera''
532(1)
Lenore Skenazy
``America 2417: A Family Photograph Album''
533(2)
Patrick Cox
Images from America 2417
535(2)
``America, Seen Through Photograph: Darkly''
537(10)
Susan Sontag
``The Friendster of Photo Sites''
547(5)
Katharine Mieszkowski
``I Like to Watch: Video Blogging Is Ready for Its Close-up''
552(6)
Mike Miliard
Perspectives on the Issue
558(1)
From Reading to Research
559(1)
Images of Crisis
560(31)
The Public Editor: ``No Picture Tells the Truth---The Best Do Better Than That''
562(2)
Daniel Okrent
Letter to the Public Editor: ``Some Word About Those Picture''
564(1)
Bruce Jackson
``Tragedy in Oklahoma''
565(2)
Charles Porter
``The Photo Felt around the World''
567(2)
Joe Strupp
``Did London Bombings Turn Citzer Journalists into Citizen Paparazzi?''
569(4)
Mark Glaser
Photographs from London Bombings
573(1)
``War, Live''
574(3)
Terence Smith
``David Leeson Has Seen Hell''
577(9)
Dirck Halstead
Photographs and Stories
586(3)
David Leeson
The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, ``Pros and Cons of Embedded Journalism''
589(2)
Perspectives on the Issue
591(1)
From Reading to Research
592(1)
Globalization
593(62)
McDonaldization
594(5)
``In 2,000 Years, Will the World Remember Disney or Plato?''
596(3)
Mark Rice-Oxley
The China Daily, ``KFC and McDonald's: A Model of Blended Culture''
599(11)
``Corporations Leave Small Business Behind''
601(1)
Joseph Davicsin
``Globalization or McDonaldization?''
601(3)
Jeremy Sklarsky
One-Off Productions, Interview
604(6)
George Ritzer
Perspectives on the Issue
610(1)
From Reading to Research
611(1)
East Meets West
611(21)
``Gateways of India's Globalization''
614(3)
David H. Wells
``Apporpriating Bombay Cinema''
617(4)
Sapna Samant
``The Godzilla-Sized Appeal of Japan's Pop Culture''
621(2)
Michael Jarvis
Images of Media Globalization
623(1)
From ``Why Anime?''
623(9)
Susan Jolliffe Napier
Perspectives on the Issue
632(1)
From Reading to Research
632(1)
Outsourcing and Global Communities
633(21)
``How Outsourcing Will Save the World''
634(2)
Brian Behlendorf
``An Eye on India: Outsourcing Debate Continues''
636(4)
Laurianne McLaughlin
``It's a Flat World, After All''
640(8)
Thomas L. Friedman
``Outsourcing the Friedman''
648(2)
Naomi Klein
``Think Locally, Act Globally''
650(4)
Cliff Barney
Perspectives on the Issue
654(1)
From Reading to Research
654(1)
Works Cited 655(6)
Credits 661(4)
Index 665