Monday, October 17, 2011
classification and definition
Classification and definition in writing is yet another way to reach your reader. I know, I'm sick of them too. When using classification and definition to reach your audience, you are simply breaking down each aspect of your text and elaborating on them. By doing this you are making it a lot easier for your readers to get into your mind and see and understand the ideas you are talking about.
For example, let's say you're writing an essay on a newspaper article. After analyzing and thinking critically about the article, you need to break down each subtopic of the article and with each of those subtopics, defining them and elaborating on them. By doing this, you will reach your audience with great depth.
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Hi Sarah. This is Nelson Davis from class and this post is for blog 12A. I read your classification and definition article, and I feel like it is lacking depth and detail. What specifically do classification and definition each mean, individually? This, possibly, could be explained a little deeper.
ReplyDeleteCorby Johnson- I agree with what Nelson says, You have the main layout of what classification and division is, but maybe you could possibly use some of your own examples and explanations to really make it come across more clear.
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