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Preface xxv Introduction: How to Read and Write Critically What Is Critical Thinking? Why Read Critically? How to Read Critically Now Cut that Out! John Leo Keep a Journal on What You Read Annotate What You Read Outline What You Read Summarize What You Read Question What You Read Analyze What You Read What Is Critical Thinking? Developing Ideas Brainstorming Narrowing the Topic Identifying Your Audience Developing a Thesis Understanding Your Paper’s Objective Researching Selecting Sources for Your Paper Documenting Sources Organizing Your Paper Drafting Your Essay Writing Your Introduction Developing Paragraphs and Making Transitions Concluding Well Editing and Revising Using Active Voice Grammar and Punctuation Proofreading Effectively Approaching Visuals Critically Images and Advertising Altoids Ad Deciphering Editorial Cartoons Cloning Cartoon Chapter 1: Fashion and Flesh: The Images We Project The Media Assault on Male Body Image, Brandon Keim Never Too Buff, John Cloud Culture Shock: Mr. Universe Culture Shock: Superheroes What I Think About the Fashion World, Liz Jones Culture Shock: Get Real Ad The Natural Beauty Myth, Garance Franke-Ruta Weighing In, Sandra Hurtes My Hips, My Caderas, Alisa Valdes Reading the Blog: Eating Disorders: The Numbers Weight of the World, Niranjana Iyer A Man’s Guide to Slimming Couture, Scott McKeen Culture Shock: Norbit Why Do We Get to Laugh at Fat Guys? Catherine Lawson Chapter: 2 Consumer Nation: Wanting It, Selling It Shop ‘til We Drop? Robert J. Samuelson Targeting a New World, Joseph Turow What’s Wrong with Cinderella? Peggy Orenstein Lunchbox Hegemony, Dan Cook Which One of These Sneakers Is Me? Douglas Rushkoff Culture Shock: Cartoon Branded World: The Success of the Nike Logo, Michael Levine Culture Shock: A Portfolio of Advertisements Gap Skechers M&M’s Kenneth Cole Kia Apple IPod Nano Honda Absolute on Ice Lux Populi, James B. Twitchell With These Words, I Can Sell You Anything, William Lutz The Language of Advertising, Charles A. O’Neill Chapter: 3 It’s All Relative: The American Family in Flux Family: Idea, Institution, and Controversy, Betty G. Farrell Numbers Drop for the Married-with-Children, Blaine Harden The Decline of Marriage, James Q. Wilson Culture Shock: Marriage Trends in the United States For Better, For Worse, Stephanie Coontz The Cultural Devaluation of Child Rearing, David Popenoe and Barbara Dafoe Whitehead Did I Miss Something? Lowell Putnam A New Generation Is Leading the Way, Donna Jackson Nakazawa Culture Shock: God-Ordained Marriage Why the “M” Word Matters to Me, Andrew Sullivan Culture Shock: Cartoon The Case Against Same Sex Marriage, Margaret A. Somerville Reading the Blog: A Really, Really, Really Long Post about Gay Marriage . . . Chapter 4: Remote Control: Television’s Influence Can TV Improve Us? Jane Rosenzweig Television Addiction is No Mere Metaphor, Robert Kubey and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Overexposure of Violence in Our Society, David Mullens Culture Shock: Turn Off Your TV Week The Myth of Media Violence, Andrew O’Hehir TV’s War of Words, Deborah Tannen Born Again, Rebecca Raber The Great TV Debate, Jason Kelly Three Cheers for Reality TV, Heather Havrilesky The Collapse of Big Media: The Young and The Restless, David T. Z. Mindich AAP Discourages Television for Very Young Children, American Academy of Pediatrics TV Can Be a Good Parent, Ariel Gore Chapter 5: Climate Control? The Global Warming Debate Global Warming: Who Loses–and Who Wins? Gregg Easterbrook Global Warming is an Immediate Crisis, Al Gore Culture Shock: An Inconvenient Truth Don’t Believe the Hype, Richard S. Lindzen Reading the Blog: Please Stop Talking About the Global Warming Consensus Global Warming Heats Up, Jeffrey Kluger Culture Shock: Earth’s Before and After Pics Global Warming: A Divide on Causes and Solutions, Pew Research Center for the People and the Press No Change in Political Climate, Ellen Goodman On Comparing Global Warming Denial to Holocaust Denial, Dennis Prager Chapter: 6 Sexual Politics: Diving into the Gender Gap My Most Attractive Adversary, Madeleine Begun Kane Male Bashing on TV, Michael Abernethy Culture Shock: Men’s Fault Magazine The Men We Carry in Our Minds, Scott Russell Sanders Girls, We Really Are Our Own Worst Enemies, Lyz Baranowski In Search of Notorious PhDs, Lindsay Johns Culture Shock: 50 Cent The End of Herstory, Kay S. Hymowitz Reading the Blog: A Thursday Musing on Anti-Feminist Young Women The Science of Difference, Steven Pinker Culture Shock: Annika Sorenstam Has Another Remarkable Year For A Lady An Identity Reduced to a Burka, Semeen Issa and Laila Al-Marayati Many Women at Elite Colleges Set Career Path to Motherhood, Louise Story Homeward Bound, Linda Hirshman The Year of Domesticity, David Brooks Chapter 7: The University System: Are We Making the Grade? How to Get a College Education, Jeffrey Hart A’s for Everyone! Alicia C. Shepard Culture Shock: Cartoon Would Shakespeare Get into Swarthmore? John Katzman, Andy Lutz, and Erik Olson America’s Top University, Stanley N. Katz College Makeover, S. Georgia Nugent Who Should Get into College? John H. McWhorter What’s Wrong with Vocational School? Charles Murray Higher Ed, Inc., James B. Twitchell A Real Education, Christina Asquith Reading the Blog: Does College Matter? Regulating Racist Speech on Campus, Charles R. Lawrence III Muzzling Free Speech, Harvey A. Silverglate Chapter 8: Race and Racism: Can We Be Color-Blind? Inequality, Race, and Remedy, Alan Jenkins People Like Us, David Brooks Culture Shock: Class and Race in America: The Legacy of Hurricane Katrina Are You a Terrorist, or Do You Play One on TV? Laura Fokkena Racial Profiling Goes Beyond Black and White, Sasha Polakow-Suransky In Defense of 24, Emilio Karim Dabul Please Ask Me “Who,” Not “What,” I Am, Jordan Lite Getting Under My Skin, Don Terry Why I’m Black, Not African American, John H. McWhorter You Have the Right to Remain a Target of Racial Profiling, Eugene Robinson The Racial Profiling Myth Lives On, Steve Chapman Chapter 9: The Immigration Debate: No More Melting Pot? Forging a New Vision of America’s Melting Pot, Gregory Rodriguez Do We Want Mexifornia? Victor Davis Hanson Culture Shock: Immigrant Children Can We Still Afford to Be a Nation of Immigrants? David M. Kennedy Reading the Blog: Immigration Issue Explodes Culture Shock: Anti-Immigration Rally Educating Illegal Immigrants, Todd Rosenbaum Immigration Quotas vs. Individual Rights: The Moral and Practical Case for Open Immigration? Harry Binswanger Culture Shock: U.S. Census Map The Next Americans, Tomás R. Jiménez A Nation Divided by One Language, James Crawford My Spanish Standoff, Gabriella Kuntz Credits Index Rhetorical Contents Table of Contents
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