Thlog week 6

This week, we went further in depth about writer's moves and how they affect the rhetoric behind different pieces. This has helped me understand author's intentions more, and has made me a more cognitive reader and writer. Aside from the WP2 and knowledge I derived from writing on the articles I analyzed, the online class helped me understand author's style more. The painter's styles all varied which signified differences in the way they presented the information. By seeing the ways that the painters went about painting tree's, I learned that everyone has a different approach of completing a piece. By finding a path that works best for you as an individual, it makes you a better writer because not only have you taken the move yourself, but you've found a way that conforms to your own unique style. From learning about the style that fits a person best, I now think about what moves fit my style when I write, and I believe that it will help me as a writer portraying my ideas. I did find a bit of difficulty following the painter's intentions of framing certain parts of the tree and how it connects to their purpose, but I feel like analyzing author's framing when writing is more straight-forward because I have more experience with it. All in all, I continue to feel like I'm learning new things and I'm happy with the improvement I see in myself.