Voices and Values A Reader for Writers
Voices and Values A Reader for Writers by Janet M. Goldstein is published by Townsend Press in 2002 and spans 496 pages. This book features forty essays selected for their exploration of significant human values, including courage, gratitude, and personal growth. Each essay is accompanied by engaging activities designed to enhance reading and writing skills.
Readers will find a diverse range of topics within the essays, addressing themes such as overcoming obstacles, understanding ourselves, and examining social issues. The activities provided aim to foster a deeper connection with the material, making this edition a resource for those interested in language arts and writing. This comprehensive reader serves as a tool for both personal reflection and academic development.
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The book contains forty essays chosen for their celebration of significant human values. In [the text], the essays cover such values as courage, gratitude, personal growth, fairness, responsibility, love and compassion, common sense, and moderation. Accompanying each essay is a set of engaging activities that will help you become a more effective reader and writer. [The contents]: Overcoming obstacles; Understanding ourselves; Relating to others; Educating ourselves; Examining social issues.-Preface.
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