Category: Overview, Wk 1: Why Study Writing?
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Writing In General: Myth or Fact?
A brief dive into why writing in general is impossible and dangerous for all, as well as why it is beneficial to grasp a new concept of it.
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Writing: The Hardest Problem to Solve.
How is writing taught? Well, it can’t be- not in the way you’d hope. Everyone is different, it’s just a matter of how the problem is solved.
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Knowing your audience and learning how to write for them
Wardle thinks that knowing your audience is crucial in writing. While Savini thinks seeking difficulty in writing tasks can make your writing stronger.
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The Fallacy of General Writing
A brief discussion on the danger of believing in the possibility of writing in general based on the arguments of Elizabeth Wardle.
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Writing Comes From Life
Writing is fierce, fun and logical. Writing can speak life and knowledge to people. Writing can be used to express in ways we cannot always speak.
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Why “Writing in general” does not exist
After reading both Elizabeth Wardle and Catherine Savini’s articles on this I am now aware that I am not the only person who feels this way.
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Literary Detective: Unveiling the Secret of Writing
As Elizabeth Wardle and Catherine Savini challenge the traditional writing method, writers are forced to ask themselves, what is writing?
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There is no such thing as writing in “general”!
There’s no such thing as writing in general because you can’t write in general. There is an intended audience that is looking for specifics.
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Why Study Writing: Wardle & Savini
Study the art of writing through the eyes of Elizabeth Wardle and Catherine Savini. Face the challenges and find your own voice.
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Is writing in general possible?
You can’t teach“ writing in general,” everything we write has an audience, purpose or context and there is no such thing as general writing.