Style (豆瓣)

作者: Joseph M. Williams / Gregory G. Colomb
出版社: Longman
副标题: Lessons in Clarity and Grace
出版年: 2010-1-14
页数: 288
定价: USD 37.25
装帧: Paperback
ISBN: 9780205747467

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Engaging and direct, Style: Lessons in Clarity and Grace is the guidebook for anyone who wants to write well.Engaging and direct, Style: Lessons in Clarity and Grace is the guidebook for anyone who wants to write well.

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写作也可以是一切

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作者用这本226页，教人写作技巧的小书赢得了我全部的尊重。乍一看这是本机灵的小册子。他说你可以寻找最直接的表达方式来使语言变得简洁，简洁的语言又让理解变得直接，简洁的风格更容易形成思想的传递。他告诉你一个句子中内容要如何与结构搭配，好让读者以最习惯的方式读进... (展开)

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caos 2009-07-18 23:35:50 University of Chicago Press1995版

体味英语的能量

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呵呵，标题起的有点夸张。可是，这确实是我对于这本书的感受。当然，不排除这种可能性：我阅读的英文写作书太少以致于我如井底之蛙，视腐朽为神奇。这本书我还没有看完——说“看”实际上不准确——我是“啃”的。这么本好书，仅看看而已，实在是太浪费了... 废话少说，且让我... (展开)

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995 2016-12-16 21:47:03 Pearson/Longman2006版

读罢豁然开朗

本人MTI专业研一学生，开学初笔译课老师推荐了好几本讲简明英语写作的书，当时很是困惑，读罢此书豁然开朗，对翻译也大有启发，聊以记之—— 翻译也该“以人为本” ——阅读Style--Lessons in Clarity and Grace有感细细读完整本书，作者开始讲到如何写得简洁易懂，再讲到如何... (展开)

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李白🐰 2011-10-10 10:39:26 University of Chicago Press1995版

Useful is not good enough a word to describe this book

Writing is a difficult task (to say nothing of writing with a second language), no one is in more need of guidance and help than a writer who doesn’t know how to put her thoughts into words in a captivating and convincing way. “Style toward Clarity and Gr... (展开)

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So much of what we called elegant writing depends finally on the subjects matters, the quality of thinking, the elevation of sentiments Maybe the only way to approach elegances is to read enough writing to get a sense of it in your nerves and bones。 (展开)

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山鸡羞渌水 2011-01-22 05:00:41 University of Chicago Press1995版

omg, cannot wait more

作nlp（natural language processing）的师兄推荐的。在被老板屡次complain writing以后，本来打算当床上读物浏览一遍，一翻之下，惊为天人啊！本书我正在读，不敢妄评，然而刚读到clarity已觉受益匪浅。目前的感受：专业，实用。 (1) 专业看preface感谢部分提到chomsky，... (展开)

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这个虽然学过，但真的很少用。
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这个虽然学过，但真的很少用。

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Budget your time for both drafting and revision so that you spend most of it on beginnings: the introduction to the whole, then the introductions to major sections, then introductions to subsections, and long paragraphs, then the beginnings of sentences. Get beginnings straight and the rest is likely to take care of itself.
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Budget your time for both drafting and revision so that you spend most of it on beginnings: the introduction to the whole, then the introductions to major sections, then introductions to subsections, and long paragraphs, then the beginnings of sentences. Get beginnings straight and the rest is likely to take care of itself.

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To write a document that readers will think is coherent, open every section, subsection, and the whole with a short, easily grasped introductory segment. Put at the end of that opening segment a sentence that states both the point of the unit and the key concepts that follow. Point sentences constitute the outline of your document, its logical structure. If readers miss them, they may judge your w...
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To write a document that readers will think is coherent, open every section, subsection, and the whole with a short, easily grasped introductory segment. Put at the end of that opening segment a sentence that states both the point of the unit and the key concepts that follow. Point sentences constitute the outline of your document, its logical structure. If readers miss them, they may judge your writing to be incoherent.

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Keep in mind this principle: put the point sentence at the *end* of the short opening segment; make it the *last* sentence that your reader reads before starting the longer, more complex segment that follows.
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Keep in mind this principle: put the point sentence at the *end* of the short opening segment; make it the *last* sentence that your reader reads before starting the longer, more complex segment that follows.

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1、make main character subjects.

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2、make important actions verbs

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Nominalization.
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Nominalization.

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Budget your time for both drafting and revision so that you spend most of it on beginnings: the introduction to the whole, then the introductions to major sections, then introductions to subsections, and long paragraphs, then the beginnings of sentences. Get beginnings straight and the rest is likely to take care of itself.
2013-11-26 23:59

Budget your time for both drafting and revision so that you spend most of it on beginnings: the introduction to the whole, then the introductions to major sections, then introductions to subsections, and long paragraphs, then the beginnings of sentences. Get beginnings straight and the rest is likely to take care of itself.

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To write a document that readers will think is coherent, open every section, subsection, and the whole with a short, easily grasped introductory segment. Put at the end of that opening segment a sentence that states both the point of the unit and the key concepts that follow. Point sentences constitute the outline of your document, its logical structure. If readers miss them, they may judge your w...
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To write a document that readers will think is coherent, open every section, subsection, and the whole with a short, easily grasped introductory segment. Put at the end of that opening segment a sentence that states both the point of the unit and the key concepts that follow. Point sentences constitute the outline of your document, its logical structure. If readers miss them, they may judge your writing to be incoherent.

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Keep in mind this principle: put the point sentence at the *end* of the short opening segment; make it the *last* sentence that your reader reads before starting the longer, more complex segment that follows.
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Keep in mind this principle: put the point sentence at the *end* of the short opening segment; make it the *last* sentence that your reader reads before starting the longer, more complex segment that follows.

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Readers have to see the condition and cost *together* before they see the whole problem.
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Readers have to see the condition and cost *together* before they see the whole problem.

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