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I was debating whether or not I should create another blog about my revisions. I came to the conclusion I should because since last class I made some huge chances to my map and my memo. After working in the workshops, I realized I had all the wring design set ups. But that’s what theContinue reading “Cassie Lagner- Revision part 2”

As I started Project 1, I knew right away I was going to make a “shitty first draft”. Like I always do, I just put everything on the paper and went back after I was done to make the changes I needed to. As I began to be okay with the version I had, IContinue reading “Cassie Lagner- Project 1 revise”

The writing process for project 1 was very similar to my writing process I explained in the last blog post. When we were first introduced to the project I started right away to think about ideas on what to map my map about. Whether I should do soccer, being a fairfield student, best buddies, orContinue reading “Cassie Lagner- Writing Process for P1”

As I am sitting here thinking about my ideal writing/ composing process, it is ironic because I am performing it now. When I am writing something I am not the type of person that can look at the prompt for a couple minutes and just begin to write without any thought. I am the personContinue reading “Cassie Lagner- Ideal Writing/Composing Process”

Throughout the reading it showed that Carl Herndl and Stuart Brown were the writers of this reading. This reading was published at the University of Wisconsin in the year 1996. Carl Herndl works at the University of South Florida in the English department. He has been writing in the topics of science and environmental issuesContinue reading “Cassie Lagner- Green Culture by Herndl and Brown”

The author that wrote this was Jenny Edbauer. She is an Associate Professor of Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Media. She is a professor at the University of Kentucky. She wrote “From the Rhetorical Situation to Rhetorical Ecologies” which was published by Taylor & Francis, Ltd. Jenny Edbauer chose to write this article in hopes ofContinue reading “Cassie Lagner- From the Rhetorical Situation to Rhetorical Ecologies”

Throughout the reading from Lloyd F. Bitzer he is talking most of the time sharing his thoughts on what rhetoric means to him. His main theme throughout this whole reading was him stressing that rhetoric is situational. This means that based on the conversation you are having or based on the situation that took placeContinue reading “Cassie Lagner: The Rhetorical Situation”

Throughout the reading, “Rhetoric is Synonymous with Empty Speech” I was coming to realize the person talking in this is the author Patricia Roberts-Miller. When writing this piece she was explaining the way she saw rhetoric and how she thought it should be portrayed. She pointed out how many people view rhetoric and how rhetoricContinue reading “Cassie Lagner- Bad Ideas about Writing”

What is rhetoric? Explain how/why you’ve come to understand rhetoric in the way you do. When I think or hear the word rhetoric, I think of the definition “the way language shapes the physical world”. Last semester my roommate had to think about rhetoric and write about it. This influenced me big time because IContinue reading “Cassie Lagner’s blog #1”