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The Stage and the School 


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Glencoe World Literature 

• Donna Rosenberg • Second Edition, © 2004 

The Act of Writing 

Canadian Essays for Composition 

• Ronald Conrad • School Edition, © 2003 

English 

World Literature, Second Edition is a superb collection of 

short stories, poems, and plays from around the globe. 

The selections, 22 of them NEW for this edition, express the joy 

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Table of Contents 

The Mediterranean 

Continental Europe 

Africa 

Asia and the South Pacific 

South and Central America 

North America 

Great Britain and Ireland 

Glossary of Literary Terms 

Acknowledgments 

Index of Authors and Titles 

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Introduction: The Act of Writing 

Process and the Computer 

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The 

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Issues Across the Disciplines 

• Muller • Eighth Edition, © 2003 

English 

This rhetorically arranged reader provides a fully integrated 

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9 Analogy 

10 Argument and Persuasion 

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8 Philosophy, Ethics, and Religion: What Do We Believe 

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10 Science and Technology: What Can Science Teach Us 

11 Nature and the Environment: How Do We Relate to the Natural World 

12 A Guide to Research and Documentation 


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Literature 

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• Robert DiYanni • First Edition, © 2004 

Ethnic Anthologies 

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English 

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6 A Collection of Short Fiction 

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9 Elements of Poetry – Translated by Edmund Keeley and Phillip 

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11 Writing About Poetry 

12 Three Poets in Context 

13 A Collection of Poems 

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15 Types of Drama 

16 Elements of Drama 

17 Writing About Drama 

18 The Greek Theater: Sophocles 

19 The Elizabethan Theater: Shakespeare 

20 The Modern Realistic Theater: Ibsen 

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23 Critical Theory: Approaches to the Analysis of Literature 

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A Reader for 

College Writers 

English Skills 

with Readings 

W riting Skills 

• Buscemi • Sixth Edition, © 2005 

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Seneca College • Third Canadian Edition, © 2005 

English Skills with Readings, 3rd Canadian Edition, continues to 

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effective writing: Unity, Support, Coherence, and Sentence Skills. 

This edition features an even stronger emphasis on the writing 

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Features 

New Online Learning Centre with bonus material on 

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Accessible Approach ESL and remedial English students will 

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with frequent examples. 

Readings that Reinforce Learning Fifteen reading selections. 

Contains 8 new readings, 6 of which are Canadian. 

Special Attention for Non-Native Speakers of English A 

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Also includes extensive coverage of grammatical points. 


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1 An Introduction to Writing 

2 The Writing Process 

3 The First and Second Steps 

in Writing 

4 The Third Step in Writing 

5 The Fourth Step in Writing 

6 Four Bases for Evaluating 

Writing 

Section 2 - Paragraph 

Development 

7 Introduction to Paragraph 

Development 

8 Narrating an Event 

9 Describing a Scene or Person 

10 Providing Examples 

11 Explaining a Process 

12 Examining Cause and Effect 

13 Comparing or Contrasting 

14 Defining a Term 

15 Dividing and Classifying 

16 Arguing a Position 

Section 3 - Essay Development 

17 Writing the Essay 

Section 4 - Sentence Skills: 

Grammar, Mechanics, 

Punctuation, Word Use, and 

Practice 

18 Sentence Skills Diagnostic Test 

19 Subjects and Verbs 

20 Sentence Sense 

21 Fragments 

22 Run-Ons and Comma Splices 

23 Irregular Verbs 

24 Subject-Verb Agreement 

25 Pronoun Agreement and 

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26 Pronoun Types 

27 Adjectives and Adverbs 

28 Misplaced Modifiers 

29 Dangling Modifiers 

30 Paper Format 

31 Capital Letters 

32 Numbers and Abbreviations 

33 Apostrophe 

34 Quotation Marks 

35 Comma 

36 Other Punctuation Marks 

37 Improving Spelling 

38 Vocabulary Development 

39 Commonly Confused Words 

40 Effective Word Choice 

41 ESL Pointers 

42 Combined Mastery Tests 

43 Editing Tests 

Section 5 Reading Selections 

44 Introduction to Readings 

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College Writing 

Skills with 

Readings 

• John Langan, Atlantic Cape Community College and Sharon Winstanley, 

Seneca College • Fourth Canadian Edition, © 2005 

College Writing Skills with Readings, fourth Canadian edition, 

will help students master the traditional five paragraph 

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Writing a Thesis Statement 

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Table of Contents outline 

Part 1: Essay Writing 

Part 2: Patterns of Essay Development 

Part 3: Special Skills 

Part 4: Handbook of Sentence Skills: Grammar, Mechanics, Punctuation 

Part 5: Readings for Writing 

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The Creative Writer’s Craft 

• Bailey, Burns, Denstaedt, Needham, Ryan • © 2001 

The Creative Writer’s Craft is organized by genre into three 

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The Gregg 

Reference Manual 

• Sabin, Millar, Veno-Sine, Strashok • Sixth Canadian Edition, © 2003 

The Gregg Reference Manual has been created as the only 

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“How to Look Things Up” 

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Grammar, Usage, and Style 

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2 Punctuation: Other Marks 

3 Capitalization 

4 Numbers 

5 Abbreviations 

6 Plurals and Possessives 

7 Spelling 

8 Compound Words 

9 Word Division 

10 Grammar 

11 Usage 

Part Two: 

Techniques and Formats 

12 Office Applications 

13 Letters and Memos 

14 Reports and Manuscripts 

15 Notes and Bibliographies 

16 Tables 

17 Other Business Documents 

Part Three: References 

18 Forms of Address 

19 Glossary of Gramatical Terms 

20 Glossary of Computer and 

Internet Terms 

W riting Skills 




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Vocabulary Builder 

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W riting Skills/Spelling 

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Rules of Thumb 

• Silverman Hughes,Wienbroer • Sixth Edition, © 2005 

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Journalism Today 

• Ferguson, Patton, Wilson • © 2005 

Features 

New! TIME to Write feature-writing assignments in the 

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Key Terms, listed at the beginning of each chapter. 

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Career Profile displays a well-established journalist describing 

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journalism. 

On Assignment lists student and team activities to assist in 

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Stylebook is based on The Associated Press Style book and 

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abbreviation, and capitalization in their school publications. 

Teacher Manual includes 

Teaching Notes 

Content Overview 

Key Concepts 

Key Terms 

Commentary and Teaching Suggestions 

Suggested Responses for On Assignment 

Possible Responses for Follow-Up Activities 

Professional Bibliography 

Chapter Tests 

W riting Skills/Journalism 

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Communication 

Business 

Communication 

Building Critical Skills 

• Kitty O Locker, Stephen Kyo Kaczmarek, Kathryn Braun 

• Second Canadian Edition, © 2005 

Communicating 

in the Workplace 

• Margaret Dombeck, Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology, 

Sue Camp Gardner-Webb College, and Marilyn Satterwhite, Danville Area 

Community College, IL • Sixth Canadian Edition, © 2003 

The Second Canadian Edition of Business Communication: 

Building Critical Skills reinforces the essential elements of 

good communication with 30 skill-centred modules that can be 

taught in any order. Each module reinforces the PAIBOC (purpose, 

audience, information, benefits, objections, and context) model, 

which teaches students to become effective, audience-focused 

communicators. Current, Canadian examples throughout the 

text help students to connect and apply the principles of business 

communication to their daily lives. 

A new design that reinforces the principles of business 

communication. 

Unit-ending Cases for Communicators – Include both individual 

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work. 

Unit-opening vignettes – Each unit, is introduced with a 

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communication skills at work. 

Additional student writing samples – Provided on the 

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Unique, relevant topical coverage – Module 5: Designing 

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areas neglected by other business communication texts. The 

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Pedagogy to build critical skills – The text includes full-page, 

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Extensive end-of-chapter resources – wide range of exercises 

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Instructor's CD-ROM contains complete instructor supplements 

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Features 

Teamwork exercises 

Presentation skills 

Grammar handbook 

Abundant examples 


Unit 1 – Exploring Communications and Developing Oral 

Communication Skills 

1 Exploring Communications 

2 Developing Oral Communication Skills 

Unit 2 – Exploring Language Structure 

3 Exploring Language Elements 

4 Mastering Nouns and Pronouns 

5 Expanding Language Skills 

Unit 3 – Developing Writing Skills 

6 Applying the Mechanics of Style 

7 Sharpening Writing Skills 

Unit 4 – Applying Writing Skills 

8 Writing Business Correspondence – Part 1 

9 Writing Business Correspondence – Part 2 

10 Writing Reports, Minutes, and News Releases 

Unit 5 – Communicating with Customers and Employers 

11 Improving Communication with Customers 

12 Communicating in Employment Situations 

Appendix: Employability Skills Profile 

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Glencoe Speech 

• McCutcheon, Schaffer, Wycoff • © 2005 

The Basics of Speech 

• Galvin, Cooper • © 2005 

Speech 

Glencoe Speech includes chapters covering interpersonal 

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Glencoe Speech is authored by leading high school speech teachers 

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Communication Breakthrough — These success stories 

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Communication Breakdown — These features focus on 

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Student Work — All chapters conclude with a student speech 

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Words from the Workplace — These interviews with real 

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Theatre Arts 

The Stage 

and the School 

• Schanker, Ommanney • © 2005 • Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 

Theatre 

Art in Action 

• © 2005 • Grades 11 and 12 

Prepare your students for the ever-changing world of 

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The Creative Spirit 

An Introduction to Theatre 

• Arnold • Third Edition, © 2004 • Grades 11 and 12 

Exploring Theatre 

• Prince, Jackson • © 2005 • Grades 6, 7, 8 and 9 

This introductory text places the students at the centre of 

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Part One: The Nature of Theatre 

1 The Impulse to Perform 

2 Theatre and Society 

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3 The Playwright’s Vision 

4 The Art of the Actor 

5 The Director 

6 The Designers 

7 The Musical Theatre: Composers, Lyricists and Choreographers 

Part Three: The Nature of Style: Realism and Theatricalism 

8 Understanding Style: Realism 

9 Expressing a World View Through Realism 

10 Understanding Style: Theatricalism 

11 Expressing a Worldview Through Theatricalism 

Part Four: The Nature of Drama: Structure and Genre 

12 The Elements of Drama and Dramatic Structure 

13 Genre 

14 Choosing a Genre: Comedy 

15 The Project 

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Theatre Arts 

Theater 

The Lively Art 

• Wilson, Goldfarb • Fifth Edition • © 2005 

The Theater Experience 

with CD-ROM and Theater Goers Guide 

• Wilson • Ninth Edition, © 2004 • Grades 11 and 12 

Created for Theatre Appreciation courses that cover both history 

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Part 4: The Playwright: Dramatic Characters and Dramatic Structure 

Part 5: The Designers: Environment, Visual Elements, and Sound 

Epilogue: Integrating the Elements and Predicting the Future 

Appendix A - Technical Terms 

Appendix B - Major Theatrical Forms and Movements 

Appendix C - Historical Outline 

Notes/Select Bibliography/Index 

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Anthology 

of Living Theater 

• Wilson, Goldfarb • Second Edition, © 2001 • Grades 11 and 12 

Living Theatre 

A History 

• Wilson, Goldfarb • Fourth Edition, © 2004 • Grades 11 and 12 


How to Read a Play 

Where and When the Play Takes Place: The Setting and Circumstances 

Who the Participants Are: The Characters 

What Kind of Play It Is: Categories and Genres 

How the Play Unfolds: Action and Theme 

The Play Begins 

The Play Progresses 

The Theme 

The Conclusion 

The Anthology of Plays 

Antigone, Sophocles, trans. Peter D. Arnott 

The Menaechmus Brothers, Plautus, trans. and ed: E.F.Watling 

Abraham and Isaac, adapted by the editors 

Sotoba Komachi, Kwanami Kiyotsugu, trans. Arthur Waley 

Hamlet, William Shakespeare, ed. and with notes by Tucker Brooke and 

Jack Randall Crawford 

Tartuffe, Moliere, trans. Richard Wilbur 

The Busy Body, Susanna Centlivre 

A Doll's House, Henrik Ibsen, trans. Eva Le Gallienne 

The Cherry Orchard, Anton Chekhov, trans. Constance Garnett 

A Dream Play, August Strindberg, trans. Walter Johnson 

The Good Woman of Setzuan, Bertolt Brecht, 

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The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams 

Krapp's Last Tape, Samuel Beckett 

The Mystery of Irma Vep, Charles Ludlam 

Joe Turner's Come and Gone, August Wilson 

Blue Heart, Caryl Chuchill 

Excerpts from Freak, John Leguizamo 



Rather than presenting readers with a mere catalogue of historical 

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1 Greek Theatre 

2 Roman Theatre 

3 Early Asian Theatre 

4 Medieval Theatre in Europe 

Part Two: Theatres of the Renaissance 

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6 The Theatre of the English Renaissance 

7 The Theatre of the Spanish Golden Age 

8 French Neoclassical Theatre 

Part Three: Theatre from 1660 To 1875 

9 The Theatre of the English Restoration 

10 Theatre in the Eighteenth Century 

11 Theatre from 1800 to 1875 

Part Four: Modern Theatre 




15 Contemporary American Theatre: 1975 to 

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16 International Theatre 

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Glossary: Theatrical Terms 

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Theatre Arts 

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• Burchfield, Jacobs, Kokrda • © 1997 

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