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[0] Humanities [2] Auto/Biographies Historical fiction Memoirs Arguments Fiction Poetry Historical documents Speeches Maps Graphics (tables and charts) Visuals (photographs and various works of art) Film [3] Summarize main ideas and events Investigate relationships like cause and effect and problem and solution Literary Analysis Write book reviews (different than reports) See Purdue OWL Lab Response Papers (These focus on personal response) Analyze arguments (Claims, evidence, structure, and author’s purpose) Write original arguments [4] Research papers that express and evaluate the opinions and positions of others on various topics Research and write about people, places,things, and ideas Archival research projects [5] At times writing is expressive and experiential. Writing can also be concise and objective. Typically follows MLA format and style guidelines [1] 
English Gender Studies History Philosophy Social Studies World Languages
Literacy in the Discipline Comparison
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