Lecture

Writing as Discovery, Writing as Communication

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Description

This lecture emphasizes the importance of the draft and redraft process in writing, highlighting how writing serves as both a tool for self-discovery and effective communication. The instructor explains how structuring ideas on paper helps clarify thoughts and improve communication with others, stressing the need for multiple drafts to refine and convey ideas clearly.

Instructors (2)

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