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    solely from fingertips. No longer are people writing love letters or sending postcards to each other but instead sending digital texts that arrive almost immediately. Information travels instantly whereas millenniums ago, it had to travel by feet and would take forever to reach its destination. This digital age has modified the perception of information as well as the writing that delivers it. The writing style has changed drastically as people are writing in shorter sentences to get information…

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    Laura Tohe Writing Style

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    There are many differences between writing styles and techniques. Some writers use different techniques to show different emotions or to compel their audiences to feel a certain way. Authors choose word choices, sentence length, and sentence structure to get their message to their audience. By using these different styles, they may have a different interpretation because of the vast diversity of the audience they are aiming for. In addition, many texts are not emotion based, some are just…

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    John Steinbeck was and is one of history’s greatest American writers because of his great writing works. Since Steinbeck was a naturalist, many of his works had a main theme of nature, the human attempts to compromise with nature, and human connections. For example, in Of Mice and Men, his book of the two migrant workers and their endeavors portray how hard it was to get a job during the Great Depression and keep it. It also showed how people who had a job, struggled to make a living. It showed…

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    The writing style of Mary Lawson appears to revolve around understanding the characters. The story to this point is focused by the characters experiencing their conflicts, and relationships with one another being affected by the reactions to the struggle. Mary is very descriptive about the battles the family goes through without parents, and attempts to make the issues very realistic with lifelike characters. When Kate and Bo saw their brothers fighting Kate describes Bo’s reaction as, “ I…

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    with the documentation training, Mr. Logan grew upset. I began explaining to Mr. Logan that his notes were not consistent. Next, I reviewed several of Mr. Logan’s notes side by side to show the difference in his writing style. Then, I provided Mr. Logan with examples to use within his writing. As I explained to Mr. Logan that quality in addition to the quantity of information he places in his notes will justify the hours…

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    Dr Seuss Writing Style

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    illustrator. He has published over 60 books and 16 of those books are on the Publishers weekly list (A&E Television Networks, 2017). Doctor Seuss writes in a unique writing style that he created which is a mix of vivacity and manipulation of everyday words and names. This causes his books and poems to have beats and rhymes. The verse style used in a lot of Geisel’s work is the anapestic tetrameter also known as a “reverse dactyl” which means that it has four anapestic metrical feet per line.…

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    This report looks at the writing styles that are used currently with Nursing. Nursing is a dynamic field that requires many methods of writing in order to communicate vital patient information. I found that nurses are expected to be able to communicate with each other and also be able to report necessary information to other disciplines within the medical field such as doctors, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, and physician assistants. I determined that writing is in fact pivotal in…

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    Because of his blunt writing style, some readers reacted dramatically or took the post as a direct insult, which then caused the generation of the 800 strongly worded comments. He generalizes a white man’s limited awareness of his own privilege, and while many men are ignorant to this fact, Scalzi’s post probably offended the population of men who are socially aware. An example of his straightforward approach is how he describes men reacting to the word “privilege”. He states, “They react like…

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    Students can put that skill into their writing. Students writing will show the confidence and the accuracy in their writing. Which can lead to them becoming a success university writer. Looking at things such as the smaller victories can help you realize how great your life is. College students know that the bigger victories take…

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    or whooping. This is considered as a stereotype model. The African – American preachers with professional training claim some proficiency in toning. But, majority of the sermon forms do not have this type of model in their preaching. The whooping style is based on the cultural expectation of the congregations. It is based on the cultural formation of the preacher. The second characteristic is not whooping, but spontaneity, which is the talent to answer to the movement of the spirit among…

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