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Editing-Finding What's Wrong
Lecture no. 21 from the course: Analysis and Critique: How to Engage and Write about Anything
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Taught by Professor Dorsey Armstrong | 29 min | Categories: Literature & Language
Editing what you've written is just as important, if not more so, than actually writing it. In fact, this stage of the writing process can make the difference between a piece of writing that's just okay and one that's great. Here, consider two major approaches to editing: the line-by-line approach and the holistic approach....
24 Lectures
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How to Write about Anything
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of 33 min
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How to Be an Effective Reader
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of 30 min
3
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of 27 min
4
Shaping Your Voice
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of 30 min
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Knowing Your Reader
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of 29 min
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of 29 min
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How to Organize an Argument
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of 31 min
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Supporting Your Argument
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of 30 min
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Finishing Strong
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of 30 min
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of 30 min
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of 29 min
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of 29 min
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of 31 min
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of 30 min
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of 30 min
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of 33 min
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Finding What You Need
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of 30 min
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Using What You Find
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of 30 min
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Getting Started-Writing First Drafts
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of 30 min
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Editing-Finding What's Wrong
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of 29 min
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Rewriting-Fixing What's Wrong
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of 29 min
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of 33 min
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