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Writing With Substance: You Can Haz it! SRSLY! Main Menu Fall 2015 Reading Schedule Links to all reading assignments by date Appendix 1: Reading and Writing Assignments 1-8 Series of written assignments Appendix 2: Assignments 9, 10, and 9 3/4 Assignments 9 and 10 Appendix 3: Link Round-up & Notes From Class Discussions Where we store links to class discussions. Information about the images you see in this book Table of Contents Table of Contents & home page Introduction Writing just to write? No thank you. (Stop) Arguing (For Now) Reading Yes, you really do have to do more of it. Finding Books Using Lexicat Lexicat Videos from University Library Reading Academic Scholarship Reading for/and Research Finding Something to Read Using Library Databases Databases: Education Full Text and Jstor Finding Substance Through History Destined to Repeat it? Identifying and Formulating Claims Stasis Theory And More The Writing Process Writing Revising! My own Peer Review! Knowing "Teh Rulz" (insofar as there are any) "The Rules" or Conventions that Usually Apply for most Academic Writing Vimala C. Pasupathi ceefc20a3151658461abeb1911f30e5d016aa34b

The Death of Socrates

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