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Description
Book Introduction
An easy and friendly book for anyone who wants to write well.
Professor Na Min-ae's 'Book Review Special Lecture', the most popular lecture at Seoul National University's General Education Department, has been published as a book.
The author, a professor of writing at Seoul National University, has met with at least 200 students every year since 2007, and has read, corrected, and taught them from at least 200 to several hundred book reviews and essays each year.
In the process, I learned what many students find difficult and what they are thirsty for, and the author's easy and practical lectures became the students' 'favorite' lectures.
As the students understood it perfectly and the cheers continued like a hurricane, requests to study book reviews increased from other schools and organizations.
The author says that he actually meets more people with the eyes of a student outside of school.
There are many people who want to write book reviews, but there are not many institutions or specialized textbooks that teach book reviews.
And so this book was born.
In order to bridge the mental distance that makes the term 'book review' seem inherently difficult, we have erased much of the academic nature of school and created an easy-to-read book for anyone who wants to write a book review.
This book's clear role and distinguishing point is to help readers learn the framework for writing book reviews in a short period of time, build the "basic stamina" for writing, and easily challenge themselves to write reviews.
Professor Na Min-ae's 'Book Review Special Lecture', the most popular lecture at Seoul National University's General Education Department, has been published as a book.
The author, a professor of writing at Seoul National University, has met with at least 200 students every year since 2007, and has read, corrected, and taught them from at least 200 to several hundred book reviews and essays each year.
In the process, I learned what many students find difficult and what they are thirsty for, and the author's easy and practical lectures became the students' 'favorite' lectures.
As the students understood it perfectly and the cheers continued like a hurricane, requests to study book reviews increased from other schools and organizations.
The author says that he actually meets more people with the eyes of a student outside of school.
There are many people who want to write book reviews, but there are not many institutions or specialized textbooks that teach book reviews.
And so this book was born.
In order to bridge the mental distance that makes the term 'book review' seem inherently difficult, we have erased much of the academic nature of school and created an easy-to-read book for anyone who wants to write a book review.
This book's clear role and distinguishing point is to help readers learn the framework for writing book reviews in a short period of time, build the "basic stamina" for writing, and easily challenge themselves to write reviews.
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Preview
index
preface
Part 1 · Determining the weight class of the book review
1.
Not all book reviews are the same.
2.
Where is my book review?
· The quantity is surprisingly important
· Let's challenge ourselves with the highest possible difficulty.
3.
A full-scale exploration of book reviews
· What on earth is a book review?
· Remember the overall outline of the book review.
· There is a separate reading method for book reviews.
· An efficient brain plan for writing book reviews
· The sweet benefits that come naturally when you write a book review
Part 2: Building Basic Physical Strength as a Book Reviewer
1.
Short Book Reviews - The World of 100-Character Reviews
2.
Medium Book Reviews - The World of Blog Review Writing
· A blog for communication, book reviews for communication
· Purpose of blog reviews
· Writing a Blog Review - Step-by-Step Operation
3.
Long-form book reviews - The world of academic book reviews
· First things first - Divide the entire composition
· The content that should be included in the beginning is as follows:
· Middle Part ① - A summary with strong and weak points is needed.
· Middle Part ② - The Beginning of Full-Fledged Analysis
· At the end, it's time for evaluation
Appendix · Practical Tips for Writing Book Reviews
1.
A list of must-haves for each book category
2.
It's obvious that you're a book reviewer - Write a book review title
3.
When Words Run Out - Become Smarter with Comparisons and Classifications
4.
Examples of book reviews that received good scores
5.
How to Read Difficult Books Easily - aka the "Hamburger Reading Method"
6.
A 'magic notebook' that turns a book review into a fill-in-the-blanks book.
Part 1 · Determining the weight class of the book review
1.
Not all book reviews are the same.
2.
Where is my book review?
· The quantity is surprisingly important
· Let's challenge ourselves with the highest possible difficulty.
3.
A full-scale exploration of book reviews
· What on earth is a book review?
· Remember the overall outline of the book review.
· There is a separate reading method for book reviews.
· An efficient brain plan for writing book reviews
· The sweet benefits that come naturally when you write a book review
Part 2: Building Basic Physical Strength as a Book Reviewer
1.
Short Book Reviews - The World of 100-Character Reviews
2.
Medium Book Reviews - The World of Blog Review Writing
· A blog for communication, book reviews for communication
· Purpose of blog reviews
· Writing a Blog Review - Step-by-Step Operation
3.
Long-form book reviews - The world of academic book reviews
· First things first - Divide the entire composition
· The content that should be included in the beginning is as follows:
· Middle Part ① - A summary with strong and weak points is needed.
· Middle Part ② - The Beginning of Full-Fledged Analysis
· At the end, it's time for evaluation
Appendix · Practical Tips for Writing Book Reviews
1.
A list of must-haves for each book category
2.
It's obvious that you're a book reviewer - Write a book review title
3.
When Words Run Out - Become Smarter with Comparisons and Classifications
4.
Examples of book reviews that received good scores
5.
How to Read Difficult Books Easily - aka the "Hamburger Reading Method"
6.
A 'magic notebook' that turns a book review into a fill-in-the-blanks book.
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Into the book
‘Writing’ is like the youngest of three brothers.
Writing is never born 'alone' or 'first'.
All writing is born after its older brother, called content, and its second brother, called content understanding.
Therefore, writing must be accompanied by reading and understanding.
The best field to cover all three of these at once is 'book reviews'.
The three steps of 'reading, understanding, and writing' can be said to be an absolute rule of writing that has been passed down from ancient times.
To sum up, a book review is not simply a piece of writing.
It is the intersection of study and writing.
Writing is never born 'alone' or 'first'.
All writing is born after its older brother, called content, and its second brother, called content understanding.
Therefore, writing must be accompanied by reading and understanding.
The best field to cover all three of these at once is 'book reviews'.
The three steps of 'reading, understanding, and writing' can be said to be an absolute rule of writing that has been passed down from ancient times.
To sum up, a book review is not simply a piece of writing.
It is the intersection of study and writing.
---From the "Preface"
Publisher's Review
* Why are Seoul National University students so enthusiastic about this course?
The number one writing course is finally available as a book!
* From online 100-character reviews to blog reviews and college assignments,
A simple and friendly book review guide tailored to anyone who needs to write.
* Explosion of popularity, top liberal arts lecture at Seoul National University
Teacher Godminae reveals her unique writing tips.
From one-line reviews, blog reviews, to book reviews as assignments
A comprehensive release of writing strategies tailored to every "beginner book reviewer."
This book tells us to start by first confirming our 'desire to write'.
The idea is to figure out what kind of book review I want to write and then select and focus on it.
If the goal is specific, the method can also be specific.
Part 1 - Determining the Weight of Your Book Review introduces various types of book reviews and allows you to check the length and difficulty level of your writing.
Next, it provides first-class information on the concept of warm-up, such as the overall outline of the book review, an efficient brain plan for writing, etc.
In 'Part 2 - Building the Basic Stamina of a Book Reviewer', we will divide the book reviews we will write into short, medium, and long-form reviews, and provide tailored strategies for each type in an easy and detailed manner.
From 100-character reviews for online bookstores to blog reviews and academic book reviews, it's like a pair of tweezers that guides you through the strategies that best suit your writing goals.
The last part, 'Appendix - Practical Tips for Writing Book Reviews', which is an appendix but can never be considered an appendix, is filled with the writing secrets of 'Teacher God Min-ae' that students are crazy about.
By following this book, even we, the "beginner book reviewers" who want to write well, will be able to successfully complete the special task of writing a book review in a short period of time without difficulty.
[Students' actual lecture evaluations]
- The book review itself was difficult, and I had a hard time figuring out what sentences to write, but it was a real help.
- It was helpful that you provided a summary of writing tips at the end and provided tips on technical aspects.
- It was nice to reinterpret the meaning of a book review.
- Thank you for providing the structure of a book review, so I can start writing it without any worries.
- I liked the basic 'etiquette' of writing, and the specific, practical examples and advice provided.
The number one writing course is finally available as a book!
* From online 100-character reviews to blog reviews and college assignments,
A simple and friendly book review guide tailored to anyone who needs to write.
* Explosion of popularity, top liberal arts lecture at Seoul National University
Teacher Godminae reveals her unique writing tips.
From one-line reviews, blog reviews, to book reviews as assignments
A comprehensive release of writing strategies tailored to every "beginner book reviewer."
This book tells us to start by first confirming our 'desire to write'.
The idea is to figure out what kind of book review I want to write and then select and focus on it.
If the goal is specific, the method can also be specific.
Part 1 - Determining the Weight of Your Book Review introduces various types of book reviews and allows you to check the length and difficulty level of your writing.
Next, it provides first-class information on the concept of warm-up, such as the overall outline of the book review, an efficient brain plan for writing, etc.
In 'Part 2 - Building the Basic Stamina of a Book Reviewer', we will divide the book reviews we will write into short, medium, and long-form reviews, and provide tailored strategies for each type in an easy and detailed manner.
From 100-character reviews for online bookstores to blog reviews and academic book reviews, it's like a pair of tweezers that guides you through the strategies that best suit your writing goals.
The last part, 'Appendix - Practical Tips for Writing Book Reviews', which is an appendix but can never be considered an appendix, is filled with the writing secrets of 'Teacher God Min-ae' that students are crazy about.
By following this book, even we, the "beginner book reviewers" who want to write well, will be able to successfully complete the special task of writing a book review in a short period of time without difficulty.
[Students' actual lecture evaluations]
- The book review itself was difficult, and I had a hard time figuring out what sentences to write, but it was a real help.
- It was helpful that you provided a summary of writing tips at the end and provided tips on technical aspects.
- It was nice to reinterpret the meaning of a book review.
- Thank you for providing the structure of a book review, so I can start writing it without any worries.
- I liked the basic 'etiquette' of writing, and the specific, practical examples and advice provided.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 30, 2020
- Page count, weight, size: 224 pages | 292g | 135*195*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791164380251
- ISBN10: 1164380257
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