ENG 1101 OL32 Fall 2021

Communicating with Mind and Soul

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You can still claim a “W” for classes until Dec 13. Don’t wait!

Did you fall waaaay behind? I suggest every student take an honest look at what they did — and did not — do this semester. I am currently attending a Zoom meeting, and the Dean is telling faculty that Dec 13 is the last day for claiming a “W.”

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I suggest that you come see me during our special drop-in Office Hours (regular class time, 12:00–1:40PM, on Monday, Dec 13) if you are struggling. Check in. Tell me if you fell behind and plan to take this option. I’d appreciate the head’s up, and maybe I can help.

Last Class and info

Thanks, everyone, for a splendid last class and to Wasim for the wisdom and perfect inspiration for moving forward.

In case you were not with us:

Mon, Dec 13 is not a class, but I will available to you and keep the Zoom open 12:00–1:40PM for drop-in, Office Hour time. Visit with any questions or for guidance.

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“Rewriting is when playwriting really gets to be fun. . . .In baseball you only get three swings and you’re out. In rewriting, you get almost as many swings as you want and you know, sooner or later, you’ll hit the ball.”
This quote really stood out to me not only because I agree with Murray but also because it is a interesting way to think of rewriting like that. In most cases as Murray said rewriting can go indefinite meaning it can go on and on until you perfect everything you have so much time that you can organize however you want, your grammar and basics like that the more mistakes you make the more rewriting you will have to tend to do. Just because you have to do more rewriting doesn’t mean that you are bad at it, no one can perfect a essay, book, lyrics, in matters of days it takes a lot of rewriting so this quote really stood out to me.
“Rewriting is the difference between the dilettante and the artist, the amateur and the professional, the unpublished and the published.”
I agree with what Murray says here because rewriting something can make a big difference. If you never rewrote let’s say a book you would have many mistakes and the readers would have a hard time reading let only focusing or hooking onto it compared to if someone rewrote it 3-4 times it would be more interesting to the reader and they won’t have to struggle to understand what the book is trying to tell them.
“Most writers accept rewriting as a condition of their craft it comes with a territory. It’s not, however, seen as a burden but as an opportunity by many writers.”
I agree with this quote because I used to think and a lot of people think that rewriting can be a big hassle because you have to reread your essay or the work you wrote find mistakes and fix them and rewrite the whole thing with corrections. However yes it may take a lot of time sometimes it has a huge impact on it.
1)Internal revision is basically what your trying to put in your writing, what your gonna say and when to put this and when to write that it’s more focus on the writing itself. External revision is kind of like what the writer wants the reader to understand or pick up on when they read it.
4)For me personally I feel as revision is a opportunity to not only fixing your error but a step closer to perfection. As he said song writers have rewritten their lyrics or even changed some of them many many times to make it sound good and get the message across the people that listen to it without revisions it would sound like a total mess and this goes with everything like books, essays, documentary, etc.

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