Sommers, along with Villanueva and Dashper and I, all seem to agree that being able to have the freedom to add personal narrative into our writing can be helpful. All three authors also recognize that using personal experience in writing is indeed going against the academy and can open the window for self-exposer and judgement, but despite those downfalls, they still believe it’s important to testify this rule of writing. Keeping their persuasive and professional tone, all three authors manage to make an example of themselves, by successfully using personal experience in their writing, while posing an argument. As Villanueva and Dashper explore different ways on how important it is to be able to confirm memories through writing, Sommers adds
