Writing About the Humanities, Second Edition
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This brief, practical guide to writing papers in humanities courses provides readers -and writers- with guidance in analyzing and interpreting works of art, literature, and music. KEY TOPICS The first half of the book covers general issues in writing about the humanities disciplines, including how to respond to, interpret, and evaluate different types of artworks. The second half focuses more specifically on writing in literature and the arts as well as the particulars of writing with, and documenting, sources. For individuals seeking strategies for reading in, and writing about, each of the humanities disciplines.
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Writing About the Humanities, Second Edition
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