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What Makes Writing Ethical?
In “Writing Involves Making Ethical Choices” John Duffy explains the idea of ethics inside the world of writing. Ethics, as it pertains to writing, is not a matter of morals; but a matter of how ideas and stories are conveyed. … Continue reading
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How Writing Connects Us To Our Audience
Within the text “Writing Is a Social and Rhetorical Activity” by Kevin Roozen, he expresses the fact that there is many different forms of writing that we find ourselves doing: writing an email, text messages to our friends and family, … Continue reading
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“Failure can be an Important Part of Writing Development”
“We often forget, however, that successful writer men those whoa re simply able to write brilliant first drafts; often, the writing we encounter has been heavily revised and edited and is sometimes the result of a great deal of failure” … Continue reading
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