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Contents

  1. About This Collection

  2. About the Publisher

  3. Accessibility Statement

  4. About the Curators

  5. Acknowledgements

  6. I. Introduction to Stasis Theory

    1. 1. How Stasis Theory Helps You Write a Better Paper

    2. 2. Using Stasis Theory to Narrow Your Topic

    3. 3. Stasis Theory

    4. 4. Modifying Stasis Theory for the Classroom

  7. II. Reasoning

    1. 5. What is the Rhetorical Situation?

    2. 6. Rhetorical Appeals: Logos, Pathos, and Ethos Defined

    3. 7. Classical Rhetoric

  8. III. Elements of Argument

    1. 8. Toulmin Analysis

    2. 9. Toulmin Argument Model

    3. 10. Types of Claims

  9. IV. Information Literacy

    1. 11. A Beginner’s Guide to Information Literacy

  10. V. Research Writing in Academic Disciplines

    1. 12. Methods of Discovery

    2. 13. Creating an Annotated Bibliography

    3. 14. Writing a Summary

    4. 15. Integrating Source Evidence into Your Writing

    5. 16. Conclusions

    6. 17. Ethics and Documenting Sources

  11. VI. Data Visualization

    1. 18. Review of Best Practices in Data Visualization

  12. VII. Writing for STEM Audiences

    1. 19. Audience

    2. 20. Stakeholder Engagement and Consultation

    3. 21. Writing for Your Health Sciences Audiences

  13. VIII. Genre Conventions

    1. 22. Argument and Digital Writing

    2. 23. Analytical Reports

    3. 24. Proposals

    4. 25. Literature Review in Health Sciences