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How to Write an Essay
Egyetemistáknak és középiskolásoknak nyújt ez a könyv hasznos, praktikus tanácsokat az esszé írásához. Hét fejezetben tárgyalja a jó esszéíráshoz nélkülözhetetlen, alapvető techniká hogyan kell elemezni esszékérdéseket, hogyan kell megírni az esszé vázlatát, miként lehet felépíteni egy meggyőző érvelést, egy jól megszerkesztett bekezdést, bevezetést, illetve befejezést. Kimerítően szól továbbá az esszé stílusáról és a formai követelményekről. A könyvben részletesen tárgyalt irodalmi esszén kívül az utolsó fejezet az esszé más fajtáira is kitér.
- GenresNonfiction
120 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1998
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December 24, 2023
Overall, a great introduction on how to write an essay. Although I had an introductory course on that topic before, it still helps me review the process of writing an essay. The only thing missing is an overview on how to form a good thesis statement.
March 18, 2018
Számomra nem volt hasznos. Inkább azoknak ajánlom, akik irodalmi esszéket írnak vagy gimiseknek. De ha tanácsot kerestek a leíró és kritikai esszékhez ebben a könyvben nem találátok semmi hasznosat.
August 8, 2019
A random but good bait. Short, concise, and clear instructions. Though the target audience is apparently students, especially those of literature and language, the recommendations are valid for general scientific writing as well. Thumb up to the authors.
The lessons that I enjoyed the most:
* Keep the points relevant, and address the question immediately, explicitly, and exclusively
* Always plan ahead
* Don't just state, argue
* Write in paragraphs, with topic sentence, development, illustration, and links between paragraphs.
* Keep the introduction and conclusion short
* Keep the style simple, but formal. Don't generalize, exaggerate, moralize. Don't express opinions! (people don't care what you THINK, they care what you ARGUE). Don't repeat.
* Clarify fuzzy ideas and expression
* Practice by coming up with ideas, rewriting, reading aloud
(Updated on 16.04.2020, fixing typos).
The lessons that I enjoyed the most:
* Keep the points relevant, and address the question immediately, explicitly, and exclusively
* Always plan ahead
* Don't just state, argue
* Write in paragraphs, with topic sentence, development, illustration, and links between paragraphs.
* Keep the introduction and conclusion short
* Keep the style simple, but formal. Don't generalize, exaggerate, moralize. Don't express opinions! (people don't care what you THINK, they care what you ARGUE). Don't repeat.
* Clarify fuzzy ideas and expression
* Practice by coming up with ideas, rewriting, reading aloud
(Updated on 16.04.2020, fixing typos).
June 28, 2009
Well, it's introductory material.... ;-)
November 9, 2013
how can to read this book ? help me
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June 25, 2014i've got the full step from my mom lol but it's quite help me
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