The Norton Reader Shorter Fifteenth Edition by Melissa Goldthwaite, Joseph Bizup, Anne Fernald, John Brereton ISBN 978-0393420531 0393420531

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ISBN 10: 0393420531

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Author: Melissa Goldthwaite, Joseph Bizup, Anne Fernald, John Brereton

The Norton Reader: 150 Ways to Inspire Your Students to Think and Write

The Norton Reader offers 150 ways to inspire your students to think and write about ideas and issues that matter. The most diverse selection of essays, carefully curated, are now more closely connected with new chapter introductions. Essays on timely issues and ideas will engage students, and trusted apparatus will help them read and write. The new edition features more than 60 new contemporary essays, three new chapters, and a new framework for connecting the selections, along with online adaptive learning activities in InQuizitive for Writers that provide additional instruction in sentence editing and working with sources.

Table of contents: 

1. Home and Family

• Joan Didion — On Going Home

• Scott Russell Sanders — Under the Influence

• Jose Antonio Vargas — My Life as an Undocumented Immigrant

• Viet Thanh Nguyen — from The Displaced

• Lars Eighner — On Dumpster Diving

2. People and Places

• Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie — The Danger of a Single Story

• Joey Franklin — Working at Wendy’s

• Judith Ortiz Cofer — More Room

• Ian Frazier — Take the F

• E. B. White — Once More to the Lake

3. Self and Society

• Kwame Anthony Appiah — Go Ahead, Speak for Yourself

• Sojourner Truth — Ain’t I a Woman?

• Roxane Gay — What Fullness Is

• Nancy Mairs — On Being a Cripple

• Teju Cole — Black Body

4. Cultural Analysis

• Margaret Atwood — The Female Body

• Sloane Crosley — Wheels Up

• Tim Kreider — The “Busy” Trap

• Henry Louis Gates Jr. — In the Kitchen

• Barbara Kingsolver — #MeToo Isn’t Enough

5. Food

• Chris Wiewiora — This is Tossing

• JJ Goode — Single-Handed Cooking

• Dan Barber — What Farm-to-Table Got Wrong

• Marion Nestle — Superfoods Are a Marketing Ploy

6. Sports

• Aimee Nezhukumatathil — This Landshark Is Your Landshark

• Roger Angell — The Interior Stadium

• Michael Lewis — from The Blind Side

• Maya Angelou — Champion of the World

• David Epstein — Sports Should Be Child’s Play

• Claudia Rankine — from Citizen

7. Education

• Florence Williams — ADHD Is Fuel for Adventure

• Lynda Barry — The Sanctuary of School

• Frederick Douglass — Learning to Read

• Tara Westover — from Educated

• Gerald Graff — Hidden Intellectualism

• Mike Rose — Blue-Collar Brilliance

• Maya Angelou — Graduation

8. Words and Writing

• Stephen King — On Writing

• Benjamin Franklin — Learning to Write

• Amy Sequenzia — Loud Hands

• Rebecca Solnit — How to Be a Writer

• George Orwell — Politics and the English Language

• Kathy Fish — Collective Nouns for Humans in the Wild

9. Nature and the Environment

• Brian Doyle — Joyas Voladoras

• David Sedaris — Untamed

• John McPhee — Under the Snow

• Chief Seattle — Letter to President Pierce, 1855

• Terry Tempest Williams — The Clan of One-Breasted Women

• Sandra Steingraber — Tune of the Tuna Fish

10. Where We Live, What We Live For

• Henry David Thoreau — Where I Lived, and What I Lived For

• Alan Lightman — Our Place in the Universe: Face to Face with the Infinite

• Elizabeth Kolbert — The Siege of Miami

• Taté Walker — The (Native) American Dream

• Cormac Cullinan — If Nature Had Rights

11. Media and Communication

• Nicholas Carr — Is Google Making Us Stupid?

• Sherry Turkle — The End of Forgetting

• Eula Biss — Time and Distance Overcome

• Jean M. Twenge — Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?

• Thomas Goetz — Harnessing the Power of Feedback Loops

• Jane McGonigal — Be a Gamer, Save the World

12. Philosophy and Ethics

• Mark Twain — Advice to Youth

• Matt Dinan — Be Nice

• Atul Gawande — When Doctors Make Mistakes

• Rebecca Skloot — The Woman in the Photograph

• Michael Pollan — An Animal’s Place

13. History and Politics

• Thomas Jefferson and Others — The Declaration of Independence

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton — Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions

• Jonathan Swift — A Modest Proposal

• Niccolò Machiavelli — The Morals of the Prince

• Henry David Thoreau — The Battle of the Ants

• George Orwell — Shooting an Elephant

• Abraham Lincoln — Second Inaugural Address

• John F. Kennedy — Inaugural Address

• Rebecca Solnit — Bird in a Cage

14. Literature and the Arts

• Jonathan Gottschall — Why Fiction Is Good for You

• Matt de la Peña — Why We Shouldn’t Shield Children from Darkness

• Kate DiCamillo — Why Children’s Books Should Be a Little Sad

• Michael Hamad — Song Schematics

• Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o — Decolonizing the Mind

15. Religion and Spirituality

• Langston Hughes — Salvation

• Barack Obama — Eulogy for Clementa Pinckney

• Virginia Woolf — The Death of the Moth

• Fariha Róisin — Meet a Muslim

• Anita Diamant — The Orange on the Seder Plate

• Annie Dillard — Sight into Insight

16. In Conversation

• Joy Castro — Grip

• Emma González — Fighting for Gun Control

• David French — What Critics Don’t Understand about Gun Culture

• Teresa M. Bejan — The Two Clashing Meanings of Free Speech

• Hadar Harris and Mary Beth Tinker — Hate Speech Is Showing Up in Schools

• Erwin Chemerinsky and Howard Gillman — What Students Think about Free Speech

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