Második, átdolgozott kiadás Szerző: Tankó Gyula ELTE Eötvös Kiadó Kft., 2019
Writers who draw on sources need to be acquainted with direct quotation and well
versed in the use of indirect quotation. Whereas direct quotation is unyielding,
and should be used only sporadically, when the exact repetition of others' words
is justifiable, indirect quotation, namely paraphrase or summary, is a
convenient alternative that restates others' words with rigorous changes to make
them different from the original and appropriate for the writer's text. In
addition to these varieties of quotation, working with sources entails mastery
of synthesis, which enables the combination of information from multiple
sources. This book deals with indirect quotation and synthesis by adopting a
theory-into-practice approach. The comprehensive overview of paraphrasing,
summary, and synthesis are followed by practical suggestions, worked tasks,
micro and macro-skills development tasks, and a variety of practice tasks that
have been tested and revised based on student feedback. The book elaborates on
guided summary writing, a kind of summarisation that facilitates focused
information extraction and condensation and that is essential for purposeful and
effective information processing. Writers who must process and include in their
works information from multiple sources in their own words, in condensed form,
and in an organically connected way will find this book informative and
constructive in their quest for new understandings, observations, conclusions
and discoveries. A kötet adatai: Formátum: B/5 Kötés: kartonált Megjelenés éve:
2019 Terjedelem: 208 oldal