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• Classic-Fiction

experimental

facts and

functions of

interpreting

introduction and

kinds of

meanings of

methodology and

mismatches

paper building and

qualitative

quantitative

reasoning from

revisited

statistical

textual

thesis and

underlining

Example, second-best

Exordium

Experimentation

analysis and

evidence and

with style

Explanations

Explicit

Exploratory arguments

Exploratory drafts

Expressive writing

Extracting

Facts

Falconer, Ian

Fallacies, logical

False cause

False dilemma

False starts

Fast reading

Faulty predication

Figurative logic

Final drafts

First person

pros/cons of

Five-paragraph form

Focused description

Focus group

Footnote citation

Form

content and

rhetoric of

Formal style

Format. See also Disciplinary formats

of academic writing

classical oration

of comparison/contrast

five-paragraph

Forster, E. M

Fortune Cookie School of Interpretation

Foucault, Michel

Fragments

colons and

dashes and

sentence

verbs as

Framing

of assumptions

of discussion

of hypotheses

of quotes

of research questions

Franzen, Jonathan

Freewriting

passage-based focused

techniques for

Freire, Paolo

“Fresh Air” (Gross)

Freshman omniscience

Freud, Sigmund

Frost, Robert

Full text

Funnel

Fused (run-on) sentences

Gale, Cengage Learning

Gambino, Jack

on conclusions

on introductory context

on methodology

on procedural openings

Geertz, Clifford

Gender

inequality

language and

Generalization. See also Overgeneralization

analysis and

of claims

hasty

about style

“A Generative Rhetoric of the Paragraph” (Christensen)

Genesis

Gerund

Gilgamesh

Gladstone, William

Gladwell, Malcolm

Global warming

Good Bye Lenin! (film)

Google

Google Scholar

Gore, Al

Grammar

anger and

changing

as cultural marker

glossary of terms

usage

Grammatical closure

Greenblatt, Stephen

Gross, Terry

Habits of mind, counterproductive

Harper, Molly

Hasty generalization

Hawhee, Debra

Heisenberg, Werner

Herstoff, Emily

Heuristics

Hidden meanings

Historical Abstracts

History

context and

of words

Homage to Catalonia (Orwell)

How We Think (Dewey)

Hughes, Langston

Humanities

empiricism in

introductions in

Hypothesis

framing of

Ideas

complex

generating

observations and

refining

to thesis statement

Idiom

Illocutionary force

Illustration

Implausibility

Implication

in conclusions

example of

hidden meanings and

from observations

paraphrasing and

Implied attitude

IMRAD

Incoherence

Independent clauses

Indexes

of scholarly journals

Induction

Inference

Inferring the consequences

Infinitive

Inquiry

Insiders

Integration

of citations

of quotations

of sources

Intention

Internet

sources on

Internet Library of Early Journals

Interpretation

Anything Goes School of

description and

of evidence

Fortune Cookie School of

guidelines for

metaphors and

The New Yorker and

of numerical data

plausibility of

plausible vs. implausible

of statistics

The Interpretation of Dreams (Freud)

Interpretative leaps

Interpretive conclusions

Interpretive context

example of

intention as

as lens

Interpretive prompts

In-text citation

Introduction(s)

background in

beginnings of

claims in

conclusion and

context and

evidence and

guidelines for

in humanities

last sentence of

Latin roots of

paired

procedural openings of

in scientific papers

starting fast

strong claims in

Intute

“Inventing the University” (Bartholomae)

Invention

Ipl2

ITHAKA

Jacobs, Jane

Jane Eyre (Brontë)

Jargon

John Hopkins University Press

Journals

articles in

citations of

scholarly

Joyce, James

JSTOR

Judgment

cures for

prejudgment

suspending

Judgment reflex

Kersh, Sarah

Key terms

Key words

King, Martin Luther, Jr

King Lear (Shakespeare)

Kolln, Martha

Kristeller, Paul

Kunstler, James Howard

Lab reports

Lacan, Jacques

Lakoff, George