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• Title:Writing for emerging sociologists / Angelique Harris, Marquette University, Alia R. Tyner-Mullings, the New Community College at CUNY.
  
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• Author/Creator:Harris, Angelique.
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Tyner-Mullings, Alia.
  
• Published/Created:Thousand Oaks, California : SAGE, [2013]
  ©2013
  

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  • Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: HM569 .H37 2013
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Sociology--Authorship.
  Sociology--Research.
  
• Description:xiv, 328 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
  
• ISBN:9781412991797 (pbk. : alk. paper)
  141299179X (pbk. : alk. paper)
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Introduction to Writing in Sociology
  How to Use This Book
  For Students
  For Professors
  For Professionals
  Structure of the Book
  ch. 2 Bricks and Mortar of Writing
  Structure of Writing
  Foundation of Your House
  Walls of Your Room
  Lines That Form the Walls
  Bricks That Build the Walls
  Features of Academic Writing
  Voice on the Paper
  Letters
  E-mails
  Formal Letters
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Barbara Katz Rothman
  ch. 3 Writing and the Search for Literature: Proposals, Library Research, and the Preparation of Literature
  Selecting a Research Topic
  Brainstorming
  Focusing Your Topic
  Searching for Literature
  School Library Databases
  Resource/Research Librarian
  Interlibrary Loan
  Bibliographic Managing Software
  Selecting Appropriate Literature
  Scholarly Journals
  Books
  Reference Sections
  Encyclopedias
  Webpages
  Writing From Sources
  Plagiarism
  Summary and Paraphrasing
  Direct Quotes
  In-Text Citations and References
  American Sociological Association Style
  American Psychological Association Style
  Preparing to Write
  Annotated Bibliographies
  Research Proposal
  Outline
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Cynthia W. Bruns
  ch. 4 Writing Textual Analyses: Literature Reviews, Book Reviews, Annotated Bibliographies, and Encyclopedia Entries
  Evaluating Texts
  Book Reviews
  How Reviewers Are Selected
  Evaluating the Book
  Writing the Review
  Annotated Bibliography
  Introduction
  Citation
  Annotations
  Conclusion
  What to Avoid
  Literature Reviews
  Chronological Review
  Methodological Review
  Thematic Review
  Encyclopedia Entry
  Call for Contributors
  Topics
  Format
  Research
  Writing the Entry
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Richard E. Ocejo
  ch. 5 Writing for the Institutional Review Board
  Brief History of the IRB
  Milgram Study: An Example of Deception
  Stanford Prison Experiment: An Example of Manipulation
  IRB Process
  Ethics in Research
  Types of Reviews
  Application
  Contact Information
  Project Title
  Purpose of Project
  Research Protocol/Project Description
  Project Time/Location
  Study Participants
  Special Populations
  Harm
  Deception/Manipulation
  Risks and Benefits
  Compensation
  Informed Consent
  Funding
  Confidentiality
  Anonymity
  Data Protection, Storage, and Disposal
  Audio/Video Recording
  Obtaining Consent
  Researcher Information
  Project Description
  Risks/Benefits
  Confidentiality
  Anonymity
  Right to Refuse Participation
  Possibility of Publication
  IRB Office Contact Information
  Acknowledgment
  Assent
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Carter Rakovski
  ch. 6 Writing and the Research Grant Application Process
  Developing a Research Program
  Selecting a Grant
  Applying for a Grant
  What Is the Purpose of the Grant?
  Am I Eligible to Apply for This Grant?
  What Is the Grant Looking For?
  Writing Up the Grant
  Grant Sections
  Literature Review/Background
  Description of Proposed Project
  Significance of Research
  Budget
  Submitting the Grant
  Cover Sheet
  Abstract
  Researcher Qualifications
  Final Review
  Acceptance and Rejection
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Juan Battle
  ch. 7 Writing and the Data Collection Process
  Questions
  Preparation
  Question-Based Methods: Survey
  Question-Based Methods: Focus Groups
  Question-Based Methods: Interviews
  Observation
  What to Write
  How to Write
  Jottings
  Fieldnotes
  Transcripts
  Technology
  Data Analysis
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Thurston Domina
  Writing in Practice / Randol Contreras
  ch. 8 Writing Empirical Papers for Journal Submission
  Journals
  General Structure
  Purpose
  Selecting the Right Journal
  Format
  Introduction
  Setting the Stage
  Stating the Problem
  Responding to the Problem
  Literature Review
  Methodology
  Research Process
  Sample
  Data Collection
  Analysis
  Results
  Quantitative Research
  Qualitative Research
  Discussion
  Restate Hypothesis
  Connect to the Literature
  Larger Implications
  Areas for Improvement: Flaws and Future Research
  Conclusion
  Additional Manuscript Sections
  Abstracts
  Titles and Subtitles
  Keywords
  References
  Appendices
  Footnotes/Endnotes
  Review Your Work
  Submission and Review
  Review Process
  Rejection
  Acceptance
  Revision and Resubmission
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Colin Jerolmack
  ch. 9 Editing and Revising
  First Draft
  First Revision
  Quick Edit
  Check Punctuation, Spelling, and Grammar
  Main Point
  Supporting Evidence
  General Structure
  Extensive First Edit
  General Revision
  Full Document
  Subsections/Subheadings
  Detail Work
  Voice
  Structure
  Specificity
  Quotes
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / James A. Holstein
  ch. 10 Writing for the Public
  Blogs
  Audience
  Topic
  Structure
  Newspapers/Magazines
  Opinions and Editorials
  Length
  Emotion
  Oversaturation
  Editing
  Submission
  Articles
  Columns
  Feature Articles
  Policy Brief
  Know Your Audience
  Focus
  Be Realistic
  Talking Points
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / R. L'Heureux Lewis-McCoy
  ch. 11 Writing in Graduate School and Beyond
  Graduate School: Master's and Doctoral Programs
  Master's Programs
  Doctoral Programs
  Writing to Get Into Graduate School
  Application Process
  Writing in Graduate School
  Course Papers
  Culmination Projects
  Careers
  Curriculum Vitae
  Resume
  Letter of Interest/Intent
  Summary
  Writing in Practice / Shatima J. Jones
  Writing in Practice / Martine Hackett.