I don't really know how to answer the "why do you write?" question. I write for class. I'm writing about my subculture because it's required. I wouldn't be writing about it at all if it weren't required. On a broader basis I write to give voices to people no one is listening to. I write to protest what's happening in the world and to spark change. In my future, I think writing will play a similar role in my life that it does now. I won't be writing for required classes, but I'll still be writing to open people's eyes to the tragedies in today's world.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Week 11
My writing process has had to change for this class. I've never been in a situation where all of my writings for the semester are working towards a final paper. I think because of that, I've been forced to put a little more effort into the revising processes. The first paper was probably the most difficult for me. That's usually how it is in any class for me though. I wasn't sure exactly what was expected for it. None of the writings have been particularly easy for me.
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I agree with the revisions being the most difficult thing. I have never had to work toward a final writing, so I have always been able to justify a bad paper with "I didn't have enough time" or "I didn't get to revise it the way I wanted."
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