The persona of the implied author is someone that is
familiar with what they are talking about; they researched their topic to help
get their argument across, and are passionate about the topic they are addressing.
When someone is up-to-date on a topic it helps the paper be more convincing,
and when a paper is convincing there is a really high chance that the paper was
well written. In matter of fact, when a convincing paper is well written there
is a chance that the writer is confident in what they have written and they
have an excellent argument. That was the persona I was trying to get across
because I am the type of writer who likes to use notable sources when it comes
to trying to argue a point across. If notable sources are used it makes your
argument look more professional and be more convincing and interesting.
I love that you use notable sources! I think that makes the paper so much better (like you said.. "more professional and be more convincing and interesting").. You're such a good writer, and I can see that you have such a passion for it!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your paper. You did come off as someone who really knew their stuff. Before I met you, I admit I didn’t think very highly of Texas Tech. You’ve definitely changed all of my preconceived notions. I feel like a jerk for thinking poorly of the school now.
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