WRDS 150 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Collective Identity, Participatory Culture

• School: UBC
• Department: Art Studies in Writing
• Course: WRDS 150
• Professor: Diane Burgess

Document Summary

Help a reader to understand the organization of academic writing . A work (e. g. article or essay) or part of a work (e. g. A work (e. g. article or essay) or part of a work (e. g. ; a conclusion) is referred to directly. The use of i" [or we"] to refer to the writer in his or her capacity as a researcher/writer . Situates the writer in relation to what others have said. I could be replaced (with this paper ) or removed without depleting content. Author refers to themselves because something about them will impact a product of knowledge. Point out what they"ve selected or done might impact the outcome of research etc. Statements about how the argument will be organized, what readers can expect . In addressing your question, i will first express my philosophy of life. Next, i will show that the philosophy operating in my recent activities. Finally, i will describe my plans for the future.