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Product Identifiers
PublisherBedford/Saint Martin's
ISBN-101319244416
ISBN-139781319244415
eBay Product ID (ePID)5050106078
Product Key Features
Number of Pages176 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NamePocket Guide to Writing in History
SubjectGeneral, World
Publication Year2020
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaHistory
AuthorMary Rampolla
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.2 in
Item Weight5.1 Oz
Item Length8.5 in
Item Width4.2 in
Additional Product Features
Edition Number10
Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN2020-939806
Reviews"In a concise number of pages Rampolla thoroughly discusses the fundamental writing skills that undergrads need to know before embarking on writing history papers. What sets Rampolla's work apart is that her slim volume presents this material in a readable, engaging and entertaining way." - Linda Thorne, Columbia College of Missouri "Rampolla's Pocket Guide is an accessible, well-organized book that demystifies the field of history and how students can develop their historical research, writing, and thinking skills. The book is invaluable for first year students looking to succeed at history in university" - Rhonda Hinther, Brandon University "This is a short book but it provides an excellent and fairly comprehensive overview of how to be a successful history student. The writing is lively, the examples are on point, and the information is up to date. My students prefer it over others because of its length and cost. It's small but it packs a big punch!" - Jeffrey Hardy, Brigham Young University
TitleLeadingA
Dewey Edition23
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal907.2
Table Of Content1 Introduction: Why Study History 1a Asking historical questions 1b Developing historical reading skills 2 Working with Sources 2a Identifying historical sources 2a-1 Primary sources 2a-2 Secondary sources 2a-3 Primary or secondary? The changing status of a source 2a-4 Accessing sources in history 2a-5 Uses of primary and secondary sources 2b Evaluating sources Tips for Writers: Questions for Evaluating Text-Based Primary Sources 2b-1 Evaluating primary sources Tips for Writers: Questions for Evaluating Nonwritten Primary Sources 2b-2 Evaluating secondary sources Tips for Writers: Questions for Evaluating Secondary Sources 2b-3 Evaluating online sources 2b-4 Identifying fake news Tips for Writers: Questions for Evaluating Websites 3 Writing Short History Assignments 3a Reading actively in history Tips for Writers: Writing as You Read 3b Writing about reading 3b-1 Summaries 3b-2 Annotated bibliographies 3c Writing about primary sources 3c-1 Single-source analysis 3c-2 Comparative papers Tips for Writers: Writing a Comparative Essay 3d Writing about secondary sources 3d-1 Critiques and book reviews 3d-2 Comparing secondary sources 3e Writing about film 3f Taking history exams 3f-1 Preparing for an exam 3f-2 Answering identification questions 3f-3 Taking an essay exam 4 Following Conventions of Writing in History 4a Approaching a history assignment 4b Thinking like a historian 4c Developing a thesis 4d Constructing an argument Tips for Writers: Testing your Thesis 4d-1 Supporting your thesis 4d-2 Responding to counterevidence and anticipating opposing viewpoints 4e Drafting your paper 4e-1 Drafting an introduction 4e-2 Organizing your paper 4e-3 Writing clear and connected paragraphs 4e-4 Writing an effective conclusion 4f Revising for content and organization Tips for Writers: Revising for Content and Organization 4g Editing for style and grammar Tips for Writers: Common Grammatical Errors (and How to Avoid Them) 4g-1 Choosing appropriate language 4g-2 Choosing the appropriate tense 4g-3 Using active voice 4g-4 Knowing when to use the pronouns I , me , and you 5 Writing a Research Paper 5a Moving from topic to research question 5a-1 Choosing a topic 5a-2 Focusing on a research question 5b Developing a research plan 5c Conducting research 5c-1 Consulting human resources 5c-2 Using a library''s online catalog 5c-3 Using print and electronic reference sources 5c-4 Locating primary sources 5c-5 Locating secondary sources 5c-6 Finding internet sources Tips for Writers: Electronic Databases 5c-7 Distinguishing among electronic sources 5d Taking effective research notes 5e Developing a working thesis 5f Making an outline 5g Revising and editing your paper 6 Plagiarism: What It Is and How to Avoid It 6a What is plagiarism? 6b Avoiding plagiarism 6b-1 Citing sources to avoid plagiarism 6b-2 Paraphrasing to avoid plagiarism Tips for Writers: Avoiding Plagiarism 6b-3 Downloading internet sources carefully to avoid plagiarism 6c Plagiarism and the internet 7 Quoting and Documenting Sources 7a Using quotations 7a-1 When to quote 7a-2 How to quote 7b Documenting sources 7b-1 Footnotes and endnotes 7b-2 Bibliography 7b-3 Documenting nonwritten materials 7c Documentation models 7c-1 Formatting guidelines for footnotes and endnotes 7c-2 Formatting guidelines for bibliographies 7c-3 Models for notes and bibliography entries 7d Sample pages from a student research paper
SynopsisA Pocket Guide to Writing in History is the concise, trusted, and easy-to-use guide for the writing and research skills needed in undergraduate history courses. Thoroughly updated to include strategies for making useful outlines and organizing a paper, the tenth edition ensures that students have the most up-to-date advice and ample instruction for writing a research paper for their history class.
LC Classification NumberD13.R295 2021
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