The New Humanities Reader, Third Edition

Same content as The New Humanities Reader, Third Edition (ISBN: 9780618988563). Includes copy of Understanding Plagiarism: A Student Guide to Writing Your Own Work by Rosemarie Menager-Beeley and Lyn Paulos (ISBN: 9780618662975) at the appendix. Introduction -- What Is In This Guide? -- Why Is This Guide Important To You As A Student? -- What Is Plagiarism? -- When Should You Credit Another Author's Work? -- Know The Rules -- How To Avoid Plagiarism -- Do Your Own Work, And Use Your Own Words -- Allow Yourself Enough Time To Research The Assignment -- Keep Careful Track Of Your Sources -- Take Careful Notes -- Assemble Your Thoughts, And Make Clear Who Is Speaking -- If You Use An Idea, A Quotation, Paraphrase, Or Summary, Then Credit The Source -- Cite Your Sources Correctly, Both In The Body Of Your Paper And In Your List Of Works Cited -- Quote Accurately And Sparingly -- Do Not Patchwrite -- Summarize, Don't Auto-summarize -- Do Not Rework Another Student's Paper Or Buy Paper-mill Papers -- Using Quotations -- Using Direct Quotations -- Quoting A Secondary Source -- Using Ellipses To Show Omissions And Brackets To Show Insertions -- Block Quotations -- Paraphrasing -- What Is A Paraphrase? -- Accuracy Is Vital -- Always Give Credit To The Source Of An Idea -- Sample Paraphrases -- Style Of Citation For Paraphrases -- Summarizing -- What Is A Summary? -- Sample Summary -- Listing The Works Cited -- Content Of Citations -- Basic Format Of Citations -- Mla Citations: Books -- Mla Citations: Articles Or Essays -- Apa Citations: Books -- Apa Citations: Articles -- Mla And Apa Citations: Online Sources -- List Of Cited Works. Rosemarie Menager-beeley, Lyn Paulos. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 53-57).

the New Humanities Reader Presents 25 Challenging And Important Essays From Diverse Fields That Address Current Global Issues. This Cross-disciplinary Anthology Helps Readers Attain The Analytical Skills Necessary To Become Informed Citizens. Ideas And Research From Wide-ranging Sources Provide Opportunities For Students To Synthesize Materials And Formulate Their Own Ideas And Solutions. The Thought-provoking Selections Engage Students And Encourage Students To Make Connections For Themselves As They Think, Read, And Write About The Events That Are Likely To Shape Their Lives. The Fourth Edition Includes Nearly 25% New Reading Selections, Which Continue To Make This Text Current, Globally Oriented, Interdisciplinary, And Probing.