Category: Topic 2: Discourse Communities
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Authenticity in your Writing
After reading the Penrose and Geisler article it made me realize that I can be both Janet or Roger depending on how much knowledge
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Authority In Identity
Wardle’s article brings awareness towards identity getting in the way of our writing sometimes. There needs to be a balance between identity and authority.
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Identity, Authority, and Writing in a New Workplace
Wardle discusses the idea of changing the way you write based on your environment. She uses an explanation of her ideas and a story of a man named Alan.
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Multiple Perceptions of Authority
After reading two articles that pertain to ‘authority’, it was interesting to see how I can relate with both articles (in a good/bad way).
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Authority: Writing, Life, and how it correlates heavily with both.
Authority is about more than just having power and control It’s about having a voice and using it to express individuality.
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Discourse Communities
A group of people that come from all different backgrounds that share the same set of goals is just one trait of a discourse community.
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Identity, authority, and learning to write in new workplaces
Learn how to write in different workplaces, gaining acceptance, authority, different environments and backgrounds, and building relationships