Various forms of Writing

Maira- During free play Maira spent a lot of her time coloring at the art table. She used the stencils and traced various animals on her paper and then filled them in with detail and color. She held up her paper and said, I wrote my name look. Yahaira/Jozef- During areas in the classroom the children played in the manipulative center where they played with the counting pegs. They had to read the number on the block and place the correct number of pegs. They both counted out loud together after…

According to the Cambridge Dictionary, dialect is “a form of a language that is spoken in a particular part of a country or by a particular group of people”, distinct by its way of pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary (Definition of ‘Dialect’). It is a “spoken model of speech” that can be characterized by time period, background, individuality, and geographic region (Townson). Dialect is a brilliant way for authors to express their culture and enhance the reading experience for any audience.…

Throughout the early century there were various intellectual movements that were connected to the aspect of literature on how the way writers would use these movements to express their feelings on how they want their readers to view their aspect of life of how they view it through their eyes and thoughts.These literary movements help these writers and poets in the early century to give a more deeply insightfully literature to their readers. Movements such as the Enlightenment and the Romantic…

Martin and Nakayama noted how scholars of cultural communication describe how various aspects of culture are enacted in speech communities that is in contexts (p.111). Furthermore, they seek to understand communication patterns that are situated socially and give voice to cultural identity according to Martin and Nakayama (p.111). Additionally, they examine how the cultural forms and frames (terms, rituals, myths, and social dramas) are enacted through structuring norms of conversation and…

this section. However, I do not intend to address whether formalism or non-formalist are espoused in the appropriate scholarship that addresses Kant’s ethics since as noted in Chapter One, Kant introduced both non-formal and formal elements in his writing. Nor do I intend to identify which of these two positions more accurately explicates Kant’s work since doing so would unnecessarily prefer one interpretation over the other thereby disregarding the value of the opposing arguments. Rather, my…

support her claims, reasoning to develop ideas and connect to claims and evidence, and stylistic syntax and diction to add power to the ideas expressed. Gioia sites various examples and evidence to support her claims and findings. She refers to diverse official surveys and polls throughout the passage to support her claims, connect her writing, and transition into different ideas and standpoints. For example, in paragraph six, she uses the 2001 poll conducted by the National Association of…

This simply means creating the writing which appears on websites that are designed to sell or promote a specific product. Content writers usually work according to the brief provided by a client. This brief define their task and any SEO related requirements, such as keyword density. The…

reading seems to be describing a distinct culture, something that I’ve never heard of or encountered before. As I kept on reading, I realized that it’s really about America. The writing is written…

The descriptive style of writing used in Joy Horowitz’s Parkinson’s Alley helps connect the reader to the individuals, their struggles and the problem that is threatening livelihoods in Visalia, California. Without the description embedded in this article, it could be very easy for the readers to get lost or lose interest. A tie is created after you learn a thing or two about “A big, friendly bear of a man” (Horowitz) who has been ultimately screwed over by his government when they decide to do…

scratched or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place. Graffito (plural graffiti), in the archaeological context, is a deliberate mark made by scratching or engraving on a large surface such as a wall. The marks may form an image or writing. In archaeology, the term may or may not include the more common modern sense of an "unauthorised" addition to a building or monument. Sgraffito, a decorative technique of partially scratching off a top layer of plaster or some other…