Introduction Of Writing Essays

Question 0

Purpose

Answer 0

To persuade and complete a fair and honest analysis.

Question 1

Confirmatory evidence

Answer 1

Evidence to support given positions

Question 2

Personal narratives

Answer 2

Memoirs, autobiographies, creative nonfiction

Question 3

Informative writing

Answer 3

To Convey information, doesn’t necessarily have to been written in literary and artful manner.

Question 4

Persuasive writing

Answer 4

Take position and use any tactics to try to persuade an audience.

Question 5

Good essay

Answer 5

Tries to uncover the truth of a situation and tries to convince in a artful matter

Question 6

Interpret

Answer 6

Renders one language into an understandable language

Question 7

Uncover assumptions

Answer 7

Look for assumptions that might not seem like assumptions

Question 8

Reveal significant patterns

Answer 8

Argue for a pattern and it’s importance. Patterns could be linguistic, thematic, generic or even stylistic,

Question 9

Reveal patterns breaks

Answer 9

Shows why patterns are not followed and are either purposefully or inadvertently violated.

Question 10

Recontextualize

Answer 10

Looking at a paper in another context to show how it takes a whole new meaning.

Question 11

Generalize

Answer 11

Argues that that the system text or artifact ECT, represents a larger more expansive universal.

Question 12

Argue for effect

Answer 12

Argue for how a paper might impact a reader ECT

Question 13

Extrapolate

Answer 13

Take the message of a paper and show its silliness, ridiculousness or nonsensicslity through logic “reduction ad absurdum”