Writing and Thinking in the Social Sciences

by Sharon Friedman

This complete guide to writing in the social sciences is appropriate for freshman composition courses where social sciences writing is emphasized. This complete guide to writing in the social sciences is appropriate for freshman composition courses where social sciences writing is emphasized. It is essential for students in history, sociology, and psychology courses who do a lot of writing.

Genres: Reference

208 pages, Paperback

First published January 15, 1989

Reviews

[Simon]

It was an informative read. If I had read it in school, I would have become a much better writer. My favorite line is when the authors are comparing writing a paper to building a house, they ask that the writer builds only a basic structure and not a "literary Levittown".