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Quick-Write: Reflect

  • Writer: agrimando1
    agrimando1
  • Apr 25, 2016
  • 1 min read

Quick-Write: Reflect 3/24/16

What is the role of revision in your writing and research processes? Past.Present.Future.

Things are constantly changing in the media field. Specifically relating to my research topic, it can change an hour from now, tomorrow, anytime. Facebook could completely change how they deal with stolen content and copyright claims at any time. Considering how fast pop culture and media in general moves on the internet something popular today could be forgotten about tomorrow. If you are unable to stay up to date then your information will more than likely be false.

  • Reading my work at a later date helps me to process my writing and to see if it is put together well.

Alvin Wang video

  • Gather data from experiments and technical reports

  • Journal articles

  • Multiexperiment paper

  • APA style

  • Collaboration

  • Ideas come from literature and discussion

  • Multiexperiment take 3 or 4 years

  • Many people touch a manuscript

  • Should use citations

  • Revision w colleagues

  • No one is born to write technical writing

  • Takes practice ex revisions

  • At least get your thoughts on paper that you can look at later

  • Discipline to write well, schedule time

  • Everyone is different when it comes to drafting

Argument

  • Lots of revisions, practice, not natural, individual, situated

  • Long time frame -> requires time management

  • Intertextuality: citations from conversations

  • Multiple collaborations

  • Revision is necessary in order to publish

Rhetorical Analysis:

Rhetor|Audience|Constraints|Exigence|Textual or Own Argument

Intro 1-2

Signal Phrase; Summary of Text

Own argument

Background to research project; background of author; production distribution, consumption

-research question

-direct quoter from source text

-observation: After first reading, reinstate text

-modes of argumentaiton

[induction]

Focus analysis on: rational appeals

-claims, grounds, and warrants

Body 3-4

[Deduction]

Focus analysis on: rational appeals

-claims grounds and warrants

Conclusion 1-2

Work Cited


 
 
 

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