Punctuation Revisited A Strategic Guide for Academics, Wordsmiths, and Obsessive Perfectionists
Auteur : Kallan Richard
Punctuation Revisited is an advanced, comprehensive guide to the importance of punctuation in conveying meaning and augmenting the power of a message.
Richard Kallan provides guidance on how to structure sentences accurately and in a manner that enhances their readability and rhetorical appeal. This book discusses in fine detail not just when and how to employ specific punctuation marks, but the rationale behind them. It also notes when the major academic style manuals differ in their punctuation advice. These unique features are designed to benefit beginning, intermediate, and advanced students of standard punctuation practice.
Punctuation Revisited is a wonderful resource for students of composition and writing, an essential read for writing center tutors and faculty, as well as the perfect addition to anyone?s professional library.
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER I: PERIODS, QUESTION MARKS, AND EXCLAMATION POINTS
CHAPTER 2: COMMAS
CHAPTER 3: SEMICOLONS
CHAPTER 4: COLONS AND DASHES
CHAPTER 5: APOSTROPHES
CHAPTER 6: DOUBLE AND SINGLE QUOTATION MARKS
CHAPTER 7: ELLIPSES AND SLASHES
CHAPTER 8: PARENTHESES AND BRACKETS
Richard Kallan chairs the Communication Department at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. He has taught writing at several colleges, including the University of Southern California (USC Marshall School of Business) and the University of California, Santa Barbara (Writing Program).
Date de parution : 04-2020
15.2x22.9 cm
Date de parution : 04-2020
15.2x22.9 cm
Thème de Punctuation Revisited :
Mots-clés :
AP Stylebook; punctuation; Closing Quotation Mark; writing; MLA Handbook; composition; In-text Citation; grammar; Single Quotation Mark; syntax; Oxford Style; communication; Parenthetical Information; editing; Yorker Collection; journalism; Independent Clauses; style; Double Quotation Marks; classroom resource; Attributive Noun; Comma Splice; Exclamation Point; Conjunctive Adverb; Internal Punctuation; Source Attribution; Obsessive Perfectionists; Dependent Clause; Participial Phrase; Plural Possessive; Parenthetical Comment; Adjectival Clause; Cal Poly Pomona; Low Fat Cottage Cheese; Singular Common Noun