دانلود کتاب The Elements of Academic Style: Writing for the Humanities

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Contents\nOne. Why Read This Book?\nPart I. Writing as Practice\nTwo. Unlearning What You (Probably) Know\nThree. Eight Strategies for Getting Writing Done\nFour. Institutional Contexts\nFive. Dissertations and Books\nSix. A Materialist Theory of Writing\nSeven. How Do Readers Work?\nPart II. Strategy\nEight. The Uneven U\nNine. Structure and Subordination\nTen. Structural Rhythm\nEleven. Introductions\nTwelve. Don’t Say It All Early\nThirteen. Paragraphing\nFourteen. Three Types of Transitions\nFifteen. Showing your iceberg\nSixteen. Metalanguage\nSeventeen. Ending Well\nEighteen. Titles and Subtitles\nPart III. Tactics\nNineteen. Citational Practice\nTwenty. Conference Talks\nTwenty-one. Examples\nTwenty-two. Figural Language\nTwenty-three. Footnotes and Endnotes\nTwenty-four. Jargon\nTwenty-five. Parentheticals\nTwenty-six. Pronouns\nTwenty-seven. Repetition\nTwenty-eight. Rhetorical Questions and Clauses\nTwenty-nine. Sentence rhythm\nThirty. Ventilation\nThirty-one. Weight\nPart IV. Becoming\nThirty-two. Work as Process\nThirty-three. Becoming a Writer\nThirty-four. From the Workshop to the World (as Workshop [as World])\nThirty-five. Acknowledgments\nAppendix. A Writer’s Workbook\nWorks Cited\nBibliography