The Prentice Hall Reader
Miller, George
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Forming the building blocks you need for academic writing in any course.
The Miller College Reader helps you organize your writing around structural patterns and engage in these patterns by reading. These patterns help you organize your knowledge to see different ways in which information can be conveyed. Most commonly used in academic writing, the structural patterns will guide you through skills such as narration, description, classification, comparison, explanation, analysis, definition, and argument across all subject matter you may encounter in a classroom. These skills will extend to your academic work across subjects.
The 12th Edition expands on previous editions with 43 essays. This includes 26 new essays, 11 written by students, and 27 that employ examples of the organizational strategies emphasized throughout the book, used in academic and literary texts, and visuals. Readings are chosen based on how well they demonstrate a particular pattern of organization, appeal to an audience of first-year students, and promote interesting discussion and writing activities.
George Miller is a Professor of English at the University of Delaware. For 18 years he was Director of the Writing Program, despite the fact that his dissertation was on Milton's Paradise Lost. He also has served as Director of the Undergraduate Program, Associate Chair, and Chair of the Department.
He is the author of seven books and about 200 articles on topics that range from early American papermakers, through 17th century literature, to American paper ephemera and popular culture, and writing pedagogy. He has taught graduate seminars in Teaching Composition and in Methods of Research, as well as a wide variety of courses in literature and in writing.
Professor Miller has presented papers at scholarly conferences, historical societies, museums such as Carolinas Symposium on British Studies, Modern Language Association Conventions, the Lilly Conferences on College and University Teaching, and the annual Advanced Placement conferences. An Advanced Placement edition of The Prentice Hall Reader with a 110-page guide to the AP Language and Composition Exam was published in 2009.
He has served as a writing consultant to a wide range of schools, colleges and universities, professional organizations and businesses, in a number of states, including the Delaware Judiciary and the Department of Justice though annual legal writing seminars.
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