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    I am writing to apply for the position of Lecturer in Writing Studies, as advertised on the University of Sydney website. I am currently working as a Research Assistant and PhD Candidate at Macquarie University and recently completed a PhD thesis in Linguistics, which is now going through the submission and examination process. I am extremely interested in obtaining a lecturing position at the University of Sydney, for its focus on interdisciplinary, collaborative research and its ‘above world standard’

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    degrades. He conveys that the modern writing style needs considerable improvement. Orwell wants writers and speakers, such as politicians, to adjust their phrasing to favor clarity. At first, Orwell uses modern language errors in his own writing to demonstrate their impracticality, then he reveals how modern writers dupe their readers, in the end Orwell warns his audience of the harmful effects of deficient writing.       Right away, the author derides the modern writing style to establish the framework

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    similarities between comical villains and trump but yet it would still cease to be enough to sway a political view. Lack of evidence proved fatal to the power of this article in regards of its ability to convince one of the arguments within. In addition to the lack thereof evidence, this article is scattered as can be; making the reading experience quite confusing and unenjoyable at times. Annika Hagley’s writing style is quite abstract, at times causing seemingly choppy

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    however; could not be any farther from the truth. The Communication discipline heavily relies on reading comprehension, effective writing skills, and active listening skills. In a world where technology and electronics have dominated almost every aspect of American culture, the ability to communicate with others has become a dying art. In 2010, Michigan State University’s Writing In Digital Environments Center conducted a study about college students and their thoughts on texting. The

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    some equally influential individuals whose writings are often overlooked would be that of poets and story writers. Their writing can establish the same connections and thought provoking questions. One such individual whos poems and short stories reached the masses would be Edgar Allan Poe. Edgar Allan Poe was an American short-story writer, poet, editor and critic whose writings captured the imagination of readers around the world. Just the same as his writing, his life is shrouded in mystery and misconception

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    Rhetorical Analysis of “Small Change: Why the Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted” Social networking sites, such as Facebook and Twitter, have allowed their users to stay connected with others more than ever before. Although, when it comes to social and political activism, these sites are the least effective method for change. The creation of these social media sites has made many people believe that, by spreading their “knowledge” and information to their followers and fellow networkers, they can easily

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    Orwell Essay Questions 1. Orwell has a critical, and didactical tone in his essay. He is criticizing the “modern” style of writing in which authors use overly complicated sentences and pretentious words and jargon to sound intelligent or like they know what they are talking out. He also tries to teach the reader how to avoid such mistakes in order to write clear and effective English, as well as how to identify when a politician is trying to manipulate language. 2. In his essay, Orwell uses all

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    relevant for years to come. Stylistically Lorde personalizes and interweaves her experience in Poetry Make Something Happen. She chooses to write this way because it makes her writing relatable to the reader and more importantly her target audience. Additionally, because of its multiple appearances, it is evident that this writing style is part of her philosophy and who she is. It is one thing to write about a topic, but it is completely different when you are directly involved with it. Audre Lorde

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    duty of writing to effect political or social change; as a result, the purpose of fiction is merely to let the reader see the world through the perspective of the writer. In Atonement, Briony seeks atonement for her actions; despite her greatest efforts, Briony’s novel is not an effective act of atonement because writing does not have the power to inflict the change she wishes to see. Auden’s statement reflects the idea that it is not the duty of poetry to effect emotional, political or social

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    more serious or political and many of their works expose problems within a society or address a certain conflict. George Orwell’s classic novel, Animal Farm, is a perfect example. Orwell uses animals on a farm to symbolize the different classes of people and their

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