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I. A READER EXPECTATION APPROACH TO WRITING.
1. The Problems of Interpretation and the Efficacy of Reader Expectation Theory.
2. Action and Agency.
Single Actions.
A String of Actions.
Agency.
A Few Pedagogical Hints Reviewed.
3. Subject-Verb-Complement Separations.
4. Beginnings and Endings: The Topic and Stress Positions.
Structure, Substance, Context, and Some Helpful Boxes.
Whose Story?
The Topic Position.
The Stress Position.
5. Using Topic/Stress to Control Development Within the Paragraph.
Overcoming Splat Prose.
Style and the Consistency of Choice.
Using Topic/Stress to Solve Typical Student Writing Problems.
The Multiple Uses of the Stress Position.
Topic Changing and Topic Stringing.
Exerting Control Over Revision Through Topic Stringing.
Seeking Control Over Reader Response.
The Toll Booth Syndrome.
6. Paragraphs: Issues, Points, and Purposes.
Procrustean Problems in Teaching the Paragraph.
Issue.
Point.
Point Placement and Paragraph Types.
A Typology of Paragraphs?
Purpose.
The Writer's Power to Shape and Change Reader Expectations Concerning Paragraph Structure.
Pointless Paragraphs.
Connections Between Paragraphs.
A Note on Whole Documents.
II. PEDAGOGY.
7. Learning and Teaching the Reader Expectation Approach.
Learning to Teach Writing from the Perspective of Reader Expectations.
Supplementary Techniques and Related Concerns.
The Most Common Student Objections to REA.
An Example.
8. “I Knew That.”
Two Typical Responses.
Herbert Spencer's “Philosophy of Style.”
Where Are the Linguists When We Need Them?
The Prague School of Linguistics and Functional Sentence Perspective.
Thrusts and Parries.
III. APPENDICES.
Appendix A. A Structural Definition of Rhetoric.
Appendix B. A Backwards Look at Error Avoidance.
Appendix C. Reader/Listener Expectations from the Past.
Appendix D. Bibliography of Works Cited.
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Antoinette Lukaszewski
reviewed Expectations: Teaching Writing from the Reader's Perspective on August 29, 2016 Expectations: Teaching Writing from the Reader's Perspective
This is a game changer in the writing and communication.
The takeaways are the same as what you probably got from high-school writing classes. But the author walks through every logics behind. I really really admire the author, although sometimes he gets so wordy. But he is one of the few authors whose every sentence makes sense to me. You can't afford to miss any words from the book.
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