Category: Topic 2: Discourse Communities
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Discourse Community
It’s interesting to think about how many different discourse communities there are and how unaware we might’ve been of them.
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Style and Voice
Writing can sometimes feel complex, being uncertain on how to voice yourself into a writing piece. On the contrary, it can be easy.
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Discourse Communities
The difference between primary and secondary discourse communities and differentiating between dominant and non-dominant discourse communities.
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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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Writing with Identity and Authority
Both of the articles show us how to write with identity and authority. The articles go over writing for school or your workplace.
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The Role of Identity and Authority in a Workplace
Alan, the computer support technician represents why it is important to know your role and level of authority in the workplace.
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The importance of Identity and Authority
Identity and Authority are very important in writing. You will achieve the goal of grabbing the reader’s attention by using these two terms in your piece.
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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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Without Authority
The authority over your writing isn’t how you express the power of words. Writing without authority makes for a good piece.