Writing Process Faves

Some of the tools I find very useful when using the writing process is the use of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person. By using different point of view, I am able to relate to my audience in various ways. I'm using 1st person right now as I am writing this post. Most of the time when I read 1st person narratives, I am able to connect with it more. By using different point of views, I am able to reach my audience. Another tool I use a lot is the organization of the paper. I would consider more as a classification and division. By using this tool, I am able to talk about my topic in a very orderly fashion without my audience getting confused.

Blogs on Blogs on Blogs

Throughout this semester of English I have been writing blogs at least once a week. Each blog dealt with the purpose of how each style, structure, and purpose of each topic being discussed. By creating these blogs throughout the semester, they became a key role in the final paper i will be composing. The format of my essay will be set up in a Classification and Division structure with a title given before each topic being discussed. Before the following structure i will start off with a introduction explaining the body of how my essay will be written. After discussing and using the divisions of each topic, i will then end my essay in an conclusion explaining the importance of writing a paper. By having all parts of the essay including the introduction, the body, and the conclusion, the reader and audience in general will be able to understand what it takes and the step by step instruction on what it takes to write an essay. I will have used Classification and Division to describe the various structures and styles the audience can use in order to write a paper.

Methodology ft. the Writing Process

My plan for describing the writing process will be written and explained in very organized. I plan on organizing the explanation into information on narratives. I will then transition into rhetoric tools which will then transfer into rhetoric devices. The importance of the paper will be stated throughout the essay by ways of describing each tool being used. by the end of my paper, the reader and audience in general will be able to understand the importance of  each device and tool being used to make the essay.

Intro Intro Introduction

One of the most important essentials in an essay has to be the introduction. The purpose of an introduction is to state what your topic is, what your side of the argument your, including at least three reasons why you are supporting your argument of what your topic is going to be about. The introduction is there as a layout almost in a way to help the audience understand the format of the layout of they entire essay as a whole. In order for you to have a fantastic intro, this is how you will lay it out. Start off with a hook, something that catches the attention of the audience. Next, have a thesis, this is when you will prove your argument. Then you will include why that thesis is your argument because of the three reasons in which your essay will talk about. End your introduction with a nice transition into the first paragraph and you are set to go.

Classification and Division Extended

One of the methods for writing an essay is the structure of classification and division. Classification and division gives the writer a chance to really break down and discuss the importance of what their topic is. First, we must pick out a general topic. Let us have sustainability as our main topic. Since sustainability is such a general topic, we have to choose a certain issue or subject within sustainability. Once we find our topic that will be discussed on sustainability, we have to analyze it even more into becoming a more specific topic. The object of classification and division is turning something that is more global, into a more local. The subject I am talking about is sustainable surfing in San Clemente, California. Since surfing is such a general topic, I had to choose a specific country, a specific state, and a specific city. That was the process of division. We had to keep dividing our categories into smaller ones so they can become more specific. Now that we have a division, we have to go through classification. Classification is the method on which you will be talking about the topics you will be discussing. By using classification, we can break down the topics into specific issues. Those issues you will be discussing should be in order of importance. Classification and division is used for the writer to describe and breakdown their topic into specifics giving the readers a better comprehension of the topic they chose.

3 Defintions

Within my article, there are three particular words that stuck out to me. One of the words in my article is neoprene. Neoprene is a type of rubber that is made in order for wet suits to be created. Without neoprene, surfing wet suits would not be made. Another word is polyurethane. Polyurethane is a chemical in the foam of the surf board that is produced. Polyurethane is full of carnocingens which is why the green foam boards are being made. The last word is prototype. A prototype is the original or first model of a version which in this case is obviously the surfboard.

Definition

There are two different types of definition. Two types of definition are formal and informal. These types of definition both differ in their behaviorism. By using definition, we can compare and contrast the main topic and argument being discussed. Determining the classification and division of the topic or argument being discussed can be defined. From the article we have, we can make it from a global subject to a more local subject. We can even take a local subject to a local subject. The purpose of a argumentative essay is to act as if you're trying to change someone's opinion. The article I chose from New York Times has to do with sustainable surfing. This article is more a global subject getting brought down to a local subject because it takes place in San Clemente, California. The purpose of sustainable surfing is to create and the foam of a surfboard out of recycled products from other used surfboards. They even create recycled wetsuits creating a more sustainable surfing lifestyle.
http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/11/19/sustainable-surfing-rides-the-waves/?_r=0