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- Contact_FullName:
- Ronnie Rose
- Contact_Email:
- none
- T1:
- Fromm, Erich. _The Art of Loving_. New York: Harper & Row, 1956.
- T2:
- Williams, Joseph. _Style: Ten Lessons in Clarity & Grace_. 2nd. ed.
Glenview,IL: Scott Foresman, 1985.
- T3:
- Lewis, Carroll. "Satan." _Milton: Modern Essays in Criticism_.
Ed. Arthur E. Baker. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1965. 196-204.
- T4:
- _Log Cabin Literary Center_. 19 Mar. 1997. 21 Apr. 1997.
<_http://www.spaceland.org/lclc/_>.
- T5:
- Hackett, George. "The Longest Jump." _Newsweek_. 15 Aug. 1983.
48.
S1
"Students of chaos theory, which is grounded in mathematics, believe that their emerging discipline is revealing patterns of order deeply embedded in the chaos that seethes all around," (Fisher 142).
S2
Although portable PCs are powerful and capable of substituting for a desktop, they lack in secruity, expansion, and display technology. (Rosch 124)
a.
Elbow suggests that a writer try and use different techniques when writing an essay. He points out that using diversity in writing is better than being regular. "Try different tones: chatty, authoritive, ironic," is an idea he uses. Peter also suggests that a writer be open with his reader and anounce "weak arguments". He also mentions that there is nothing wrong with putting in pictures or diagrams to enhance a writers idea. (123)
S3
Elbow, Peter. _Writing With Power:
Techniques for Mastering the Writing Process_.
New York: Oxford University Press, 1981.
Fisher, Arthur. "Chaos: The Ultimate
Asymmetry." _Best Science Writing: Reading and
Insights_. Phoenix: Onyx Press, 1991. 138-157.
Rosch, Winn L. "The Perfect System." _PC
Magazine_. July 1993. 123-145.
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