Creative industries

I have learned quite a bit from the readings, research, and discussions we have had in Literature & Rhetoric II so far. Even though we have not studied a large number of items yet, I have already noticed my values that I have learned through the work that I have accomplished thus far. The theme of this class is “the wide, wide world” and, from this idea, I have gained knowledge on the subjects of individualism, collaboration, and respect for viewpoints other than one’s own. All the works that…

Impact of Target Audience Target audience is definitely a marketing term, which focuses the writer to the bottom line, money. In order for writing to provide income, it must be desired by a specific group of people that are willing to pay for it. Kent Bridgeman states that writers need to “give away” their product in order to hook their target audience. Bridgeman also advised exceeding any genre or target audience’s expectation, this is of course the dream of every writer. Target Audience…

In English 101 this semester I have learned numerous things that have strengthened my literature skills. Coming into the active learning environment I was a bit apprehensive because I used to prefer working alone. The classroom environment was like nothing I had been apart of in high school. Actively learning has made me become more confident in my own beliefs. Although the environment has benefited me, I had some struggles in this course. One major struggle was having to balance the…

In the fall, I took the English 1001 class. I knew the class would personally be a struggle for me from my past writing attempts. I knew I had to pass this class in order to graduate, so it had a lot of importance to me. It was overwhelming to me throughout the class. Towards the end of the class, though, I saw a significant change in how quickly and smoothly I could write an essay. Before I ever took the class, I was a very limited writer. I had short essay assignments all throughout high…

If I just read the assigned chapter in economics and couldn't remember what I just read, then I would need to make sure that I understand what exactly I just read. Also, try and convince myself that the material that I am learning is important and also try to find something interesting. This is two examples of things I could do from the book. I'm not exactly sure on what a reflection is, I think it means what I would I am not positive on that, though. If I just read the assigned chapter in…

Professor Weaver, I am writing in response to the grades given for ENG 113. I am concerned about the final grade you gave me and would like to express my feelings about the grade in hopes that you would reconsider. I have always been taught to do my very best regardless of what it takes to succeed as long as it is within biblical standards. I have always looked forward to begin my college career toward one day becoming an Orthodontist. This has always been a dream of mine. We chose TFC as…

For the multi-genre project I chose the topic of children refugees. I chose this topic because I believe that every human being was placed on this earth to do something miraculous, that would change the world for the better. My goal is for my readers to understand that life shouldn’t be taken for granted. I believe that if the world comes together as one, these refugees will no longer be seen as outsiders, and they can eventually show the world who they and their gifts. Throughout the process…

Roberge PAGE 10 G.K. Chesterton: An Opinionated and Witty Twentieth Century British Writer G.K. Chesterton was an author who was very distinct in his writing and in his beliefs. This prompted people of all ages to pursue one of his inspirational works or listen to him lecture. He wrote on almost every topic the public wanted to read. His style excited readers to want to know what was next from the author. G.K. Chesterton was an opinionated author who wrote on everyday topics which…

Becoming a good writer is a lot like becoming a good mathematician. It takes years of studying and hard work. But according to Ann Handley, there are nine simple rules that you can follow to become an excellent writer. The first thing is to ask yourself these four questions often as you are writing: “What am I trying to say? What words will express it? Is this image fresh enough to have an effect? Can I put it more shortly?” George Orwell, author of “The Animal Farm” said he asked himself these…

Observation #1, the writer describes in the observation explains are clear but didn't too much more personal ideas .Also when writer describes express feelings about “laughing at her”,the writer was using own opinion in the observation because the writer not sure what can be?. On the whole observation the description seems fine to me because the writer has a lots of ideas to puttin on the description, and I love the way the writer format the organized the each observation very well. I would…