Category: Wk 5: Authority
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Alan and his Flaw’s in the Office
Elizabeth Wardle’s article on identity and authority and the mistakes Alan made in the workplace as a “powerful network administrator.”
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Week 5: Writing without authority
Writing without authority can make your relationship with the audience more complex as the level of trust is not there compared to someone who does.
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A look into writing?
here I discuss the different parts of writing including authority, identity, genre(s), and the relationship they share with one another.
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The Fear of Authority
Sometimes, writing can be such a challenge. The complexities of the task can be hard to comprehend. I believe reading this article is a crucial tool
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Week 5: Becoming Authored
Writing with authority does not come on its own. Intentional analysis, influenced by many factors, is needed to make claims with authority.
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The Importance of Writing with Authority
Why is writing with an authoritative voice so important? This post highlights the importance of authoritative writing and how it can impact a piece.
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Writing Without Authority
Writing without authority is a skill that needs to be acquired over time, but what are the tactics we need to gain in order to learn?
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Authority in Writing
Writing with authority is vital, but how do we find “authority?” In Ann Penrose and Cheryl Geisler’s article, they emphasize ways to do so.