Prospectus
The prospectus seems to really be going easier than I origninally thought. I really think it will help me write my paper when that time comes. It ensures you are starting to think about your paper before you actually start. Although It is a little difficult to fiind a scholarly source, the assignment isn't too bad.
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The prospectus is a great way to start our last paper. It shows us how writing IS a process, especially for this next longer paper. It helps one sort out ideas, what are the important points to get across to the reader, and how to organize their argument. It is like a more complex outline. I also have the same question that someone else made that is why the prospectus is worth 100 points just like our other fully developed papers? I can see both sides where it is part of the writing process and it would benefit the writer to do a prospectus correctly, but it doesn't seem like it is as difficult as our papers we had to write which is worth the same amount of points.
Posted by: Paula Olson | October 29, 2006 1:47 PM
I agree with both points made. I think it's important for us to value each step of the writing process, but I think the question I have is "is this prospectus just as important as the final paper?" Maybe in the eyes of a Rhetorician, each step is just as important, but in my eyes, and maybe in the eyes of most, I think your final draft is the most important. So, is the goal of this class to get us away from thinking the final draft is the most important? I'm thinking it is.
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