The Theory
The Premise of This Guide
Reading for a Purpose．
Considering the Author's Purpose
Developing a \"Map\" of Knowledge
Avoiding Impressionistic Reading and Writing
Reading Reflectively
Thinking About Reading While Reading
Student-Generated Map of Knowledge
Faculty-Generated Map of Knowledge
Engaging a Text
Books Are Teachers
Reading Minds
The Work of Reading
Five Levels of Close Reading
Structural Reading
How to Read a Sentence
Howto Read a Paragraph
How to Read a Textbook
How to Read a Newspaper
How to Read an Editorial
Taking Ownership of What You Read： Mark It Up
Reading to Learn
Reading to Understand Systems of Thought
Reading Within Disciplines
The Art of Close Reading
The Practice： Exercises in Close Reading
The Declaration of Independence
Civil Disobedience
The Nineteenth-Century American
The Art of Loving
Corn-Pone Opinions
The Revolt of the Masses
The Idea of Education
Appendices
Appendix A： Sample Paraphrases
Appendix B： Analyzing the Logic of an Artide， Essay， or Chapter
Appendix C： Analyzing the Logic of a Textbook
Appendix D： Marking Up a Text to Take Ownership of It： Example One Marking Up a Text to Take Ownership of It： Example Two
Appendix E：The Logic of Ecology
References