Category: Wk 5: Authority
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AUTHORity! See what I did there?!
Kevin CaffreyHave you wanted to wield the unmatched power of a vengeful deity? Have you wanted to vent your anger towards an entire universe? Become a writer today!
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Authority in Writing
clarkfaireading the paper “Reading and Writing without Authority” by Ann M. Penrose and Cheryl Gei and writing the week five blog post
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Why College Kids Should Start Taking Authority in Their Writing
Danielle NagyRegardless of one’s educational status, it is crucial for writers to display a level of confidence and authority in their writing.
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Food for thought: Opinions need experience
Anne NelsonAnn M. Penrose and Cheryl Geisler overlooked an aspect of their outsider’s perspective in their study on the effect of authority in writing.
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Writing Authority
ShaniquaThis blog explores writing authority, and how it shapes academic writing of two college students at different levels in their college career.
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Who Has Authority?
Jacob PiatkowskiIt was interesting to see the similarities and differences between two authors writing an essay about the same topic.
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Is Writing with Authority important?
dewolfmaA look into the effects of authoritative versus non-authoritative writing as well as how it affects different writing styles.
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Authority and Identity in Writing
JuliaIdentity and authority are in writing. The position that the writer holds changes the affect that the essay has on readers.
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The Main Trio: Janet, Rodger, and Everyone’s Friend Alan.
Kait NemethLets see how Janet, Rodger, and Alan figure out how to use their authority and identity-or maybe that’s what we’re supposed to be doing.
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Confidence is not authority
vannesshWhile confidence in writing is important, it does not automatically mean that someone is knowledgeable about a subject.