Category: Wk 6: Identity
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Authority, as Found in Identity
The process of finding one’s identity in a field is one thing. Finding authority in that field is another thing. How does one get to either?
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Identity, Authority, and the Workplace
Elizabeth Wardle states, that writing in and for new situations/workplaces is complex beyond texts and cognitive abilities.
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Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in New Workplaces
According to Wardle, writing in new work environments involves interactions of various factors, such as the writer’s knowledge of the reader..
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Why Authority isnt enough
Here I talk about how I feel like authority doesnt necessarily mean youll be accepted in a community as that community is different from others
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Authority or Identity
Writing with authority is just as important as using your identity in writing. That use and adaptation in writing is crucial when it comes to a job.
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How To Achieve and Balance Identity and Authority in The Workplace
Ignoring to write with identity in a workplace can be a problem for a person to obtain authority in that community and leave you as an outsider.
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Identity Discourse
Sometimes defining your identity within a discourse community isn’t simple. When different aspects of yourself conflict, how do you navigate your position?
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Authority vs. identity, and how these differ and affect one’s writing.
What would happen if Tyra Banks, the captain of the ship called America’s Next Top Model, had the authority to challenge novice models but had no identity?
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Writing With Identity
The idea of writing with identity and authority is something that people struggle with from day to day without realizing it.