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    Analyzing Written Essays WK2 ENG 101 For my first analysis‚ I chose the Lucy Stone Biography “A Soul as Free as the Air”‚ which is an Expository Essay that gives examples‚ facts‚ written in a fair and impartial way which can be called non-biased. Also the writer uses the third person for the point of view. The Thesis Statement‚ which is one of four characters of an expository essay‚ caught my attention right away‚ and gave me a bit of insight on what this essay was about before I started reading

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    Analyzing a Written Essay The two essays that I read were “A Soul as Free as the Air: About Lucy Stone” and‚ “How to succeed as an Online Student”. The four types of essay organization discussed in the course readings were; 1. Topic: This development organizes information about the topic in the most logical way. 2. Time order: It is using sequential order to write an essay. It organizes the information from one time period to another. 3. Space order: This deals with location of people‚ places

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    The two essays that I chose to read were‚ ‘A Soul as Free as the Air’ and ‘How to Succeed as an Online Student’. These two essays showed distinct characteristics that marked them each as one of the four types of expository essays—topic‚ time order‚ space order‚ and informative process. Both essays used facts and evidence to convey the concepts of the essay while also supporting the thesis statement‚ making it obvious that they are expository essays. Also‚ the information conveyed in both of these

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    Well-written essays incorporate the concepts of writing keeping the audience in mind so they can experience the writer’s intended point; the audience can either accept or reject the writer’s perspective. Developing an outline‚ planning topic sentences‚ and identifying supporting points are three important concepts in planning to write an essay; by applying these concepts in planning‚ it allows the audience to follow the flow of ideas in a writer’s final essay. In planning and writing my final essay

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    Analyzing Written Essays Brittney Scarborough ENG/101 March 20‚ 2014 University of Phoenix Analyzing Written Essays The four essay organizations are topic‚ time order‚ space order‚ and informative process. Being in a logical order that lets the information flow makes these an expository essay. The topic organization puts the information in a logical fashion‚ like most important to least. The time order puts the information in a logical order of how the events happened. This organization is

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    Persuasive Essay "Poorly Written Communication" Poorly Written Communication 2 Thesis: After a poorly written memo caused hard feelings and loss of morale‚ the company decided to start writing courses‚ believing that the effectiveness of enhancing written communication skills within a work place is necessary for any successful business. In "A case for clear writing" C. Petrini states‚ the ability to communicate written information in a clear‚ concise and accurate

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    Happiness Enough Already

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    Teddy Murray Brent Jackson English 5 March‚ 2015 “Happiness: Enough Already” In respects to being a popular work‚ I personally find Sharon Bergley’s article‚ “Happiness: Enough Already‚” to be rather good. Firstly‚ this article is easy and interesting to read. Secondly‚ it contains the points of views of different authors. And thirdly‚ its information is generic enough to be relative to almost everyone’s life. Bergley’s article is structured logically and is worded clearly to the audience. One

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    The Written Process Kimberly Williams COM/105 11/07/2012 University of Phoenix The Written Process * Consider how the writing process you read about in this class differs from the process you have used in the past. What specifically have you done in the past compared to what you have read about this week? A lot of the writing process that I read about in this class is different in some ways from what I am used to and in other ways do not use contractions or informal language in academic

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    Written Disclosure Essay

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    Written Disclosure As a Relevant Factor of Resilience and Meaning Finding Giovanni Serrato Parra Australian College of Applied Psychology Abstract The current study explored the hypothesis related with the writing disclosure and its correlation with meaning finding and resiliency that for consequences ends in positive emotions. The study was conducted with 153 students over the same class and divided randomly into two groups; control group‚ which was compared

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    Topic One: Federalist Party and the Democratic-Republican Party Thesis: Although the United States of America has branched away to form their own government system‚ a group of parties seem to develop over time. The Federalist Party‚ who is proudly run by Hamilton‚ and the Democratic-Republican‚ who is run by Jefferson‚ both use ways to indulge themselves in making the United States a much better place to live compared to what they use to live under England’s rule. Paragraph Topics Paragraph

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