Audience recognition in an essay
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The concept of audience is often overlooked by students when writing in an academic setting. However, knowing your reader is an essential part of creating an authoritative essay.
Have you even considered what impact does the concept of audience have on writing?
Using the online readings, respond to the following:
- How does the audience influence the structure, tone, word choice, and content of an essay?
- Consider the audience in a classroom setting. What assumptions might you make regarding your audience?
Write your initial response in about 150-200 words. Apply APA standards to citation of sources. Make sure to quote or paraphrase at least two outside sources in your answer.
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The solution discusses what the recognition of an audience does to alter the design of an essay.
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The audience is an integral component to the design of an essay. A writer wants to construct an essay in order to make it accessible to a reader. A paper that is on molecular biology would be written differently for a group of ...
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