Tag: Elizabeth Wardle
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Am I an Alan?
n Elizabeth Wardles’ “Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in New Workplaces,” she mentions Alan a computer support specialist
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Misplaced authority
Authority is like dirty laundry; so long as you leave it in the vicinity of your space, people won’t walk all over it or throw it out.
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Response to Elizabeth Wardle and Catherine Savini
Both these articles show that teaching writing truly works when it focuses on specific topics, not one broad idea
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Why study writing: from subconscious to conscious
Repeated behavior eventually comes naturally to us. In some cases, this is beneficial. However, for writing, this can be damaging if overindulged in.
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Authority and Identity
In writing, identity evolves within communities, while authority depends on institutional recognition and maintenance. Both are vital.
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On Wardle and Savini’s Way of Writing
Savini’s method teaches nuance, and writing nuance within any writing assignment goes hand in hand with Wardle’s essay about how writing grows and evolves.
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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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Why you Should Study Writing
Why should you study writing? it’s important to study multiple aspects of writing and the language you choose to write in. EX: Grammar, topic
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Why Study Writing?
Writing, why studying it? The question that rattles the minds of writers today. Can it really be studied or just analyzed.