Class has been a much-needed break this past week. As I walk out of work and into the sunshine and frigid air, the stress slowly melts away and I enter into another world and place.
I’m no longer juggling twenty different balls. I become a critic, investigator, lover of rhetoric. My nine classmates (or colleagues) [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Paper Writing’
February 26, 2010
Rhetorical Recap: Role of a Critic
February 10, 2010
Wordsmith Wednesday: Inspiration?
Yesterday Dr. Persuasion handed back our paper drafts, and although she was pleased with what I wrote, I’m still not convinced of its quality or merit.
I don’t feel moved or inspired when my eyes skim over the page. Is that just because I wrote it, or because it’s really that unmoving and uninspiring? How do [...]
February 5, 2010
Rhetorical Recap: Paperness
By now we’ve all acknowledged that my grand resolution bit the dust this week. Two days in a row. But considering the paper and a crazy week at work, I’m okay with it.
Yesterday we all arrived at class with droopy eyes, tired sighs, and little to say in class. However, Dr. Persuasion was kind: “I [...]
