Tag: Identity
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The struggle that exists in Identity and Authority
At first sight, I struggled with the importance of the material explained in Elizabeth Wardle’s article, Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in
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First-Person Writing is Good, Actually
First-person writing humanizes text, giving it ownership and power. Yet, many writers don’t learn that until they start college.
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My Voice Matters
Getting adapted to the style of college writing and when it is acceptable to incorporate first person in your work. Your voice is what matters!
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Finding My Voice
Finding your own style in writing is essential. You are probably doing it already as you write, but focusing on maximizing your voice helps.
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Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in New Workplaces
According to Wardle, writing in new work environments involves interactions of various factors, such as the writer’s knowledge of the reader..
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Authority or Identity
Writing with authority is just as important as using your identity in writing. That use and adaptation in writing is crucial when it comes to a job.
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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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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?