Category: Topic 2: Discourse Communities
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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.
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Identity in a Discourse Community
Your identity is important in any discourse community. What happens if authority takes that away? Who are you within yours?
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The Workplace
The concept of Identity searching in the workplace and adapting to your work environment, having authority and using it appropriately.
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Respect Authority in New Workplaces
Understanding workplace cultures & power dynamics is crucial for effective writing skills as it is said in Elizabeth Wardle’s article.
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Authority & Identity
This article discusses the importance of finding your identity within a community and using it to gain authority in that specific community.
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The Importance of Identity
Identity and writing are two elements that are essential in a workplace. One must know how to exercise both in order to reach success.
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Writing in New Workplaces.
Understanding and identifying Elizabeth Wardle’s Writing in New Workplaces; Identity, Authority, Learning; Alan’s story.
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Do I write as Janet or Roger?
Learn how does Penrose and Geisler describe authority in writing. How important is to understand the difference. Learn how to improve in college papers.