《大学英文写作 第3册》求取 ⇩

Unit 1 Learning about learning to write1

Unit 2 Keep a Reading Diary5

Unit 3 Begin with a Formal Letter8

List of the Professional and Student Writings16

What I Have Lived For,by Bertrand Russell16

Unit 4 Arguing Can Be Fun16

Unit 5 Have a Balanced View on a Quotation19

Unit 6 Write for a Real Purpose24

Dozing Off to a Land of English,by Li Ming25

Unit 7 Examine the Issues Around Us28

Letter to the Editor of China Daily,by Don Cochrane28

Women Discourage Other Women's Ambitions,by Susan Brownmiller30

Letter to the Editor of China Daily,by John Plotz34

A Major Problem in China's Foreign Language Teaching,by David Crooke35

Unit 8 Read Your Way into Writing38

The Commencement Speech You'll Never Hear,by Jacob Neusner39

College:An All-Forgiving World,by Ida Timothee44

Unit 9 Writing Against the Clock46

Letter to the Editor of China Daily,by Toy Adams47

Unit 10 From In-Class to Take-Home56

Residential Life,A Step Into the World,by Shao Zongwei58

Unit 11 Be a Little More Theoretical63

Selection from Unpopular Essays by Bertrand Russell64

Dragon and Eagle,by Zheng Zhen71

Dragon or Hawk？by Wang Yiman74

Unit 12 Borrowing Words into the Diary77

Unit 13 Talk About a Work79

His Mother's Mate,by Henry Lawson79

Expectations,by Jia Yun82

NoTitle,by Chen Li84

Unit 14 Writing About OthersWriting (Ⅰ)86

Physical Exercises Seen Through Glasses,by Jiang Li91

Unit 15 Writing About Others'Writing (Ⅱ)98

Pursuit,by Wang Liyun98

Priority,by Zhang Xie99

A Young Man's Life,by Mu Qian100

Ode to Dignity,by Wang Yiman106

American Recalls W.W II Spirit of Communists,by Dong Bei109

Unit 16 How Others Write Reviews109

Book Review on A Small Town Called Hibiscus by Gu Hua,by Carol Walker110

Book Review on Mao Dun's The Vixen by Carol Walker112

A Tragedy With No Ending:Lemann's Passionately Argued Promised Land',by Randall Kennedy113

Unit 17 Write Your Own Review116

The Black Sun 731:A History Lesson？by Jia Yun124

Unit 18 What Other Students Have to Say124

Unit 19 Search for Meaning:Towards a Critical Analysis130

Unit 20 Write Your Way into Western Literature138

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,by James Thurber139

Unit 21 Let Your Opinion Be Heard146

Cat in the Rain,by Ernest Hemingway147

Symmetry in"Cat in the Rain,"by John V.Hagopian152

Reality and Illusion,by Zhang Zheng155

Unit 22 GroupReading Diary157

Unit 23 Put Your Faculties to Work159

A Proposal to Abolish Grading,by Paul Goodman159

The Shoeshine Boy,by Malcolm X163

Old Man at the Bridge,by Earnest Hemingway167

The Solipsist,by Fredric Brown170

Returning to"Nature":"The Moon and Sixpence,"by Bao Yufeng173

Unit 24 Strengthen Yourself with Quotations173

Unit 25 Read Closely Before You Write177

Unit 26 Revise Your Draft and Deepen Your Thesis182

Unit 27 Trace the Poet's Stance187

Money-Madness,by D.H.Lowrence188

We Die Together,by D. H Lowrence189

An Irish Airman Foresees His Death,W.B.Yeats191

Futility,by Wilfred Owen192

London,by William Blake194

Seaman's Ditty,by Gary Snyder195

The Lost Generation:a Farewell to the Sun,by Zhang Zheng197

Unit 28 Compare Two Works197

Uncle Tom's Roots,Meg Greenfield199

What True Education Should Do,by Sydney J Harris204

Unit 29 Respond to a Comment204

When Idealists Run Amok,by Mary Talbot206

Cultural Difference？on"When Idealists Run Amok,"by Wang Tao209

Bloody Grain,by Jeffrey Hantover211

Who is"morally Ambiguous"？by He Yan213

Unit 30 Do I Agree with the Author？215

Harrison Bergeron,by Kurt Vonnegut215

The Rock,by E.M Forster223

AHero or an Idiot？ by Ding Ye227

Unit 31 Study Contemporary Works229

The Debutante,by Leonora Carrington230

The Black and White,by Harold Pinter234

Last to Go,by Harold Pinter238

Unit 32 Conclusion How Do I Write？242

The Art of Authorship,by Mark Twain243

APPENDIX Use Correct Documentation Citations and Bibliography246