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For writers who want a clear, concise, user-friendly reference beside them while they write, this handbook has it all. Its easy-to-navigate coverage offers a wide variety of traditional topics and ESL tips as well as the most current information on writing with computers, conducting online research, and using MLA, APA, Chicago Manual, and CBE citation formats. Anyone who spends time writingwhether for professional or personal usewill find valuable assistance with the writing process; argument reading and writing; all major areas of grammar and mechanics; conducting research in libraries and online; using the World Wide Web as a resource; documenting and evaluating both print and electronic sources; document design; and writing resumes and cover letters. For anyone writing either professional or personal documents.
- Author
- Harris, Muriel, 1937-
- Publisher
- Allyn & Bacon
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780130210227
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Literary Fiction, Humanities
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