Language, Form, and Idea / [Edited by] T. Benson Strandness, Herbert Hackett, Harry H. Crosby.
Language, Form, and Idea / [Edited by] T. Benson Strandness, Herbert Hackett, Harry H. Crosby.
- New York : McGraw-Hill, 1964.
- 553 p.
Includes Index of Authors and Titles.
The editors of Language, Form, and Idea believe that a collection of readings for the freshman English course should accomplish three primary purposes: It should help the student improve his writing by making him aware of rethorical principles as exemplified in the work of skilled writers; it should give him information about language; and, finally, it should estimulate him to increasingly competent and significant expression of his own.
LITERATURA
ANTOLOGÍA
Includes Index of Authors and Titles.
The editors of Language, Form, and Idea believe that a collection of readings for the freshman English course should accomplish three primary purposes: It should help the student improve his writing by making him aware of rethorical principles as exemplified in the work of skilled writers; it should give him information about language; and, finally, it should estimulate him to increasingly competent and significant expression of his own.
LITERATURA
ANTOLOGÍA