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 ISE Read, Reason, Write
Read, Reason, Write shows students how reading, argument, research, and analysis are interrelated and how these skills combine to develop each student’s critical-thinking ability. A rich collection of readings provides practice for these skills, and new ideas and insights for readers. In this thirteenth edition, the authors have given greater attention to diversity, equity, and inclusion in text and illustrations, and when choosing the authors and subject matter of readings. Half of the professional readings in the text are written by Black or Indigenous writers or people of color. Decades of classroom experience join composition and rhetoric research and theory to guide the text’s content and presentation. This combination has made the text a best-seller for now 13 editions. Read, Reason, Write 13e is completely aligned with MLA 9e and APA 7e.

ISE Read Reason Write 13th Table of contents:

 Clear and Exemplified Writing Instruction
Readings Focused on Current Issues Relevant to Students
Support of Analysis and Critical Thinking
Introduction to Analyzing Literature
Opportunities for Confirmation of Key Concepts and Practice of Key Skills
Accessible eBook and Online Resources
New to the Thirteenth Edition
Chapter 1: Writers and Their Sources
Chapter 2: Responding Critically to Sources
Chapter 3: Understanding the Basics of Argument
Chapter 4: Writing Effective Arguments
Chapter 5: Reading, Analyzing, and Using Visuals and Statistics in Argument
Chapter 6: Learning More about Argument: Induction, Deduction, Analogy, and Logical Fallacies
Chapter 7: Definition Arguments
Chapter 8: Evaluation Arguments
Chapter 9: The Position Paper: Claims of Values
Chapter 10: Arguments about Cause
Chapter 11: Presenting Proposals: The Problem/Solution Argument
Chapter 12: Locating, Evaluating, and Preparing to Use Sources
Chapter 13: Writing the Researched Essay
Chapter 14: Formal Documentation: MLA Style, APA Style
Chapter 15: The Media: Image and Reality
Chapter 16: Misinformation, Disinformation, and the Role of Social Media
Chapter 17: Race in America
Chapter 18: Gender and Gender Identity
Chapter 19: Laws and Rights: Issues of Gun Safety and Policing
Chapter 20: The Environment: How Do We Address the Climate Crisis?
Appendix: Understanding Literature
Support for Instructors
Instructor’s Manual
Access to Readings for Use in Power of Process
Flexible Content for Your Argument Course: Customize Read, Reason, Write with Create™
LMS and Gradebook Synching
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Writers and Their Sources
Introduction
Reading, Writing, and the Contexts of Argument
Responding to Sources
THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
What Does It Say? The Response to Content
How Is It Written? How Does It Compare with Another Work? The Analytic Response
Is It Logical? Is It Adequately Developed? Does It Achieve Its Purpose? The Evaluation Response
How Does It Help Me to Understand Other Works, Ideas, Events? The Research Response
WHO DOES THE TALKING HERE?
Writing Summaries
SUMMARY 1
SUMMARY 2
REVISED SUMMARY
SAMPLE LONGER SUMMARY
A Reminder on Writing Process
Active Reading: Use Your Mind!
ACTUALLY, LET’S NOT BE IN THE MOMENT
Using Paraphrase
PARAPHRASE 1
PARAPHRASE 2
Acknowledging Sources Informally
Referring to People and Sources
TOWARD DISABILITY JUSTICE: DON’T FORGET THE PLASTIC THAT GIVES ME FREEDOM
Presenting Direct Quotations: A Guide to form and Style
Reasons for Using Quotation Marks
A Brief Guide to Quoting
For Reading and Analysis
HOWARD UNIVERSITY’S REMOVAL OF CLASSICS IS A SPIRITUAL CATASTROPHE
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Chapter 2: Responding Critically to Sources
Introduction
Traits of the Critical Reader/Thinker
Examining the Rhetorical Context of a Source
Who Is the Author?
What Type—or Genre—of Source Is It?
What Kind of Audience Does the Author Anticipate?
What Is the Author’s Primary Purpose?
What Are the Author’s Sources of Information?
Analyzing the Style of a Source
Denotative and Connotative Word Choice
Tone
Level of Diction
Sentence Structure (Syntax)
Metaphors
Organization and Examples
Repetition
Hyperbole, Understatement, and Irony
Quotation Marks, Italics, and Capital Letters
THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF POLITI-SPEAK
Writing About Style
Understanding Purpose and Audience
Planning the Essay
Drafting the Style Analysis
“US VS. THEM” THINKING IS TEARING AMERICA APART. BUT HERE’S WHY I’M STILL HOPEFUL ABOUT THE FUTURE
Student Essay
STUDENT ESSAY
Analyzing Two or More Sources
Synthesizing Two or More Sources
WHY I TAUGHT MYSELF TO PROCRASTINATE
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Credits
Chapter 3: Understanding the Basics of Argument
Introduction
Characteristics of Argument
Argument Is Conversation with a Goal
Argument Takes a Stand on an Arguable Issue
Argument Uses Reasons and Evidence
Argument Incorporates Values
Arguments Should be Ethical
Argument Recognizes the Topic’s Complexity
The Shape of Argument: What we can Learn From Aristotle
Ethos (about the Writer/Speaker)
Logos (about the Logic of the Argument)
Pathos (about Appeals to the Audience)
Kairos (about the Occasion or Situation)
The Language of Argument
Facts
Inferences
Judgments
FUNCTIONAL JUDGMENTS (guidelines for judging how something or someone works or could work)
AESTHETIC JUDGMENTS (guidelines for judging art, literature, music, or natural scenes)
ETHICAL JUDGMENTS (guidelines for group or social behavior)
MORAL JUDGMENTS (guidelines of right and wrong for judging individuals and for establishing legal principles)
YOUR BRAIN LIES TO YOU
The Shape of Argument: What we can Learn from Toulmin
Claims
Grounds (or Data or Evidence)
Warrants
Backing
Qualifiers
Rebuttals
Using Toulmin’s Terms to Analyze Arguments
THE UNCHECKED POWER OF POLICE UNIONS
For Analysis and Debate
LYNCHING, OUR NATIONAL CRIME
BANS ON CRITICAL RACE THEORY COULD HAVE A CHILLING EFFECT ON HOW EDUCATORS TEACH ABOUT RACISM
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Credits
Chapter 4: Writing Effective Arguments
Introduction
Know your Audience
Who Is My Audience?
What Will My Audience Know about My Topic?
Where Does My Audience Stand on the Issue?
How Should I Speak to My Audience?
Understand your Writing Purpose
What Type (Genre) of Argument Am I Preparing?
What Is My Goal?
Will the Rogerian or Conciliatory Approach Work for Me?
Move From Topic to Claim to Possible Support
Selecting a Topic
Drafting a Claim
Listing Possible Grounds
Listing Grounds for the Other Side or Another Perspective
Planning Your Approach
Draft your Argument
Revise your Draft
Rewriting
Editing
Original
Revision
A Few Words about Word Choice and Tone
Proofreading
For Analysis and Debate
FIVE MYTHS ABOUT TORTURE AND TRUTH
HOW THE FUTURE WILL JUDGE US
Student Essay: op ed
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Credits
Chapter 5: Reading, Analyzing, and Using Visuals and Statistics in Argument
Introduction
Responding to Visual Arguments
Visual Rhetoric and Visual Literacy
Reading Graphics
Understanding How Graphics Differ
The Uses of Authority and Statistics
Judging Authorities
Understanding and Evaluating Statistics
Writing the Investigative Argument
Gathering and Analyzing Evidence
Planning and Drafting the Essay
Analyzing Evidence: The Key to an Effective Argument
Preparing Graphics for Your Essay
Student Essay
BUYING TIME
For Reading and Analysis
EVERY BODY’S TALKING
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Chapter 6: Learning More about Argument: Induction, Deduction, Analogy, and Logical Fallacies
Introduction
Induction
Deduction
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Analogy
Logical Fallacies
Causes of Illogic
Fallacies That Result from Oversimplifying
Fallacies That Result from Avoiding the Real Issue
To My Online Friends
Online Conversation
For Reading and Analysis
DECLARATION OF SENTIMENTS
IN DEFENSE OF POLITICS, NOW MORE THAN EVER BEFORE
Credits
Chapter 7: Definition Arguments
Introduction
Defining as Part of an Argument
When Defining Is The Argument
Strategies For Developing An Extended Definition
Preparing a Definition Argument
Student Essay
PARAGON OR PARASITE?
For Analysis and Debate
NORTON OPENING STATEMENT AT HEARING ON D.C. STATEHOOD BILL
CROSSING THE AEGEAN IS “TRAUMATIC.” YOUR BAD HAIR DAY ISN’T.
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Credits
Chapter 8: Evaluation Arguments
Introduction
Characteristics of Evaluation Arguments
Types of Evaluation Arguments
Preparing an Evaluation Argument
Student Review
WINCHESTER’S ALCHEMY: TWO MEN AND A BOOK
Evaluating an Argument: the Rebuttal or Refutation Essay
GLOBALIZATION SHOULDN’T BE A DIRTY WORD
For Analysis and Debate
ONE WAY TO FIX PLUMMETING BIRTHRATES: STOP BASHING AMERICA
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Credits
Chapter 9: The Position Paper: Claims of Values
Introduction
Characteristics of the Position Paper
Preparing a Position Paper
Student Essay
EXAMINING THE ISSUE OF GUN CONTROL
A PEOPLE’S VACCINE AGAINST A MUTATING VIRUS
IT’S WRONG TO TARGET ASIAN-AMERICAN SCIENTISTS FOR ESPIONAGE PROSECUTION
ON ASSISTED SUICIDE, GOING BEYOND “DO NO HARM”
WITH AFGHANISTAN’S FALL, THE U.S. CONFRONTS A MORAL NECESSITY IT FACED BEFORE
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Chapter 10: Arguments about Cause
Introduction
Characteristics of Causal Arguments
An Example of Causal Complexity: Lincoln’s Election and the Start of the Civil War
Mill’s Methods for Investigating Causes
Preparing A Causal Argument
For Analysis and Debate
“DARING TO DISCUSS WOMEN IN SCIENCE”: A RESPONSE TO JOHN TIERNEY
WHY FUTURE OFFICERS SHOULD READ SHAKESPEARE, KNOW HISTORY AND UNDERSTAND PSYCHOLOGY
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Credits
Chapter 11: Presenting Proposals: The Problem/Solution Argument
Introduction
Characteristics of Problem/Solution Arguments
WANT MORE SCIENTISTS? TURN GRADE SCHOOLS INTO LABORATORIES
AIR POLLUTION KILLS. MAKING THAT OFFICIAL CAN HELP US TACKLE IT.
Preparing A Problem/Solution Argument
For Analysis and Debate
DOCTORS CAN’T TREAT COVID-19 EFFECTIVELY WITHOUT RECOGNIZING THE SOCIAL JUSTICE ASPECTS OF HEALTH
3 INDIGENOUS WOMEN TALK COP26 AND WHAT REAL CLIMATE SOLUTIONS LOOK LIKE
Suggestions for Discussion and Writing
Chapter 12: Locating, Evaluating, and Preparing to Use Sources
Introduction
Selecting a Good Topic
What Type of Paper Am I Preparing?
Who Is My Audience?
How Can I Select a Good Topic?
What Kinds of Topics Should I Avoid?
Writing a Tentative Claim or Research Proposal
Preparing a Working Bibliography
Basic Form for Articles
Locating Sources
Research on the Web and Information Literacy
The Library Book Catalog
The Library Reference Collection
Library Databases
Field Research
Federal, State, and Local Government Documents
Correspondence
Interviews
Interview Questions
Lectures
Films, DVDs, Television
Surveys, Questionnaires, and Original Research
Evaluating Sources, Maintaining Credibility
Preparing an Annotated Bibliography
SOLUTIONS TO COMBAT HIGH MATERNAL MORTALITY RATES FOR BLACK WOMEN: SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Chapter 13: Writing the Researched Essay
Introduction
Attribution and Avoiding Plagiarism
SOURCE
PLAGIARIZED STUDENT PARAGRAPH
REVISED STUDENT PARAGRAPH TO REMOVE PLAGIARISM
What Is Common Knowledge?
Using Signal Phrases to Avoid Confusion
SOURCE
STUDENT PARAGRAPH 1
STUDENT PARAGRAPH 2
STUDENT PARAGRAPH 3
Organizing The Paper
Drafting the Essay
Plan Your Time
Handle In-Text Documentation as You Draft
Choose an Appropriate Writing Style
Write Effective Introductions
Avoid Ineffective Openings
Compose Solid, Unified Paragraphs
Write Effective Conclusions
Avoid Ineffective Conclusions
Choose an Effective Title
Revising the Paper: A Checklist
Rewriting
Editing
Proofreading
The Completed Paper
Sample Student Essay in MLA Style
Chapter 14: Formal Documentation: MLA Style, APA Style
Introduction
The Simplest Patterns of Parenthetical Documentation
Placement of Parenthetical Documentation
Works Cited
Parenthetical Citations of Complex Sources
Preparing MLA Citations for a Works Cited List
Forms for Books: Citing the Complete Book
Forms for Books: Citing Part of a Book
Forms for Digital Sources
Forms for Other Print and Nonprint Sources
Forms for Periodicals: Articles in Magazines, Journals, and Newspapers
Forms for Periodicals: Articles in Newspapers Accessed in Print
APA Style
APA Style: In-Text Citations
APA Style: Preparing a List of References
Form for Books
Form for Electronic Sources
Form for Articles
Sample Student Essay in APA Style
Chapter 15: The Media: Image and Reality
Section 5: A Collection of Readings
Introduction
“I’M PREJUDICED,” HE SAID. AND THEN WE KEPT TALKING.
MOTHER NATURE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY. . .
MISINFORMATION, DISINFORMATION, AND HOAXES: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
7 WAYS TO AVOID BECOMING A MISINFORMATION SUPERSPREADER
Chapter 16: Misinformation, Disinformation, and the Role of Social Media
Introduction
WE ARE ALL PROPAGANDISTS NOW
DISINFORMATION IS EVOLVING TO MOVE UNDER THE RADAR
I AM A DANGEROUS PROFESSOR
HOW TO COMBAT DISINFORMATION TARGETING BLACK COMMUNITIES
Chapter 17: Race in America
Introduction
A NEVER ENDING WAR
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SELMA TO MONTGOMERY MARCHES
IMMIGRATE, ASSIMILATE
DEB HAALAND IS TAKING ON RACIST NAMES ON FEDERAL LANDS
WHAT SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF TEN RINGS GETS RIGHT ABOUT CHINESE FOOD
TEXAS REPUBLICANS TO INVESTIGATE SCHOOL DISTRICTS’ BOOKS THAT MENTION RACE AND SEXUALITY
Credits
Chapter 18: Gender and Gender Identity
Introduction
WOMEN WILL MAKE UNITS STRONGER
SUPREMACY CRIMES
FEMINISM’S LEGACY SEES COLLEGE WOMEN EMBRACING MORE DIVERSE SEXUALITY
THE TRANS HISTORY YOU WEREN’T TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS
NO, YOU CAN’T IDENTIFY AS “TRANSRACIAL.” BUT YOU CAN AFFIRM YOUR GENDER
THE SECRET TO EFFICIENT TEAMWORK IS RIDICULOUSLY SIMPLE
Credits
Chapter 19: Laws and Rights: Issues of Gun Safety and Policing
Introduction
THREE MILLION MORE GUNS: THE SPRING 2020 SPIKE IN FIREARM SALES
THE SENTENCING OF DEREK CHAUVIN IS PUNISHMENT—NOT JUSTICE
END POLICE VIOLENCE AGAINST BLACK AMERICANS
GUN VIOLENCE RESEARCH MATTERS. HERE’S WHY.
Credits
Chapter 20: The Environment: How Do We Address the Climate Crisis?
Introduction
HOW TO SABOTAGE CLIMATE LEGISLATION? AN EXXON LOBBYIST EXPLAINS
THE KEY TO BEATING FOSSIL FUEL CORPS? GLOBAL COLLABORATION
TRASH TALK: REFLECTIONS ON OUR THROWAWAY SOCIETY
A COSMIC PERSPECTIVE
MISSING FROM COP26: LIFESTYLE CHOICES OF MIDDLE-CLASS AND RICH CONSUMERS
AN AMBITIOUS STRATEGY TO PRESERVE BIODIVERSITY
Understanding Literature
Introduction
Getting the Facts: Active Reading, Summary, and Paraphrase
PROMISE
THE STORY OF AN HOUR
Summary of “The Story of an Hour”
SONNET 116
Paraphrase of “Sonnet 116”
SEEING CONNECTIONS: ANALYSIS
Analysis of Narrative Structure
Analysis of Character
Analysis of Elements of Style and Tone
DRAWING CONCLUSIONS: INTERPRETATION
WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE
TO HIS COY MISTRESS
THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD TO HIS LOVE
THE NYMPH’S REPLY TO THE SHEPHERD
IS MY TEAM PLOUGHING
TAXI
JOSEPHINE
12. Carrizo
Sample Student Literary Analysis
Suggestions For Discussion And Writing
Index
Brief Contents
Accessibility Content: Text Alternatives for Images
Figure 1-1 Text Alternative (Chapter 1)
Figure 2-1 Text Alternative (Chapter 2)
GUIDELINES for Preparing a Contrast Essay image1 Text Alternative (Chapter 2)
Figure 2-2 Text Alternative (Chapter 2)
Figure 3-1 Text Alternative (Chapter 3)
Figure 4-1 Text Alternative (Chapter 4)
Figure 4-2 Text Alternative (Chapter 4)
Figure 5-1 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
Figure 5-2 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
EXERCISES: Analyzing Photos, Cartoons, and Ads image1 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
EXERCISES: Analyzing Photos, Cartoons, and Ads image2 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
EXERCISES: Analyzing Photos, Cartoons, and Ads image3 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
Figure 5-3 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
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Figure 5-5 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
Figure 1 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
BUYING TIME Figure 2 Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
Every Body’s Talking Text Alternative (Chapter 5)
DEDUCTION image1 Text Alternative (Chapter 6)
STRATEGIES FOR DEVELOPING AN EXTENDED DEFINITION image 1 Text Alternative (Chapter 7)
Characteristics of Causal Arguments Text Alternative (Chapter 10)
Figure 12-1 Text Alternative (Chapter 12)
Figure 13-1 Text Alternative (Chapter 13)
Figure 13-2 Text Alternative (Chapter 13)
MISINFORMATION, DISINFORMATION, AND HOAXES image1 Text Alternative (Chapter 15)
Misinformation, Disinformation, and the Role of Social Media image1 Text Alternative (Chapter 16)
Sample Student Essay In Mla Style image8 Text Alternative (Chapter 13)
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Three Million More Guns: The Spring 2020 Spike In Firearm Sales Text Alternative (Chapter 19)
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Gun Violence Research Matters. Here’S Why Text Alternative (Chapter 19)
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