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Peer reviewedWason, Peter C. – Visible Language, 1980
Through the process of writing and rewriting a committed voice can be recovered in which individuals are allowed to find out what they think, say what they think, and then stop. (HOD)
Descriptors: Coherence, Language Styles, Technical Writing, Writing Processes
Sanford, James F. – 1982
Students could gain considerable insight into the philosophy and methods of scientific experimentation if instructors adopted procedures based on an understanding of and respect for writing as a process. Laboratory courses in psychology offer such an opportunity. These courses usually involve a heavy workload for both students and faculty, for, in…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Language Styles, Psychology, Revision (Written Composition)
Bazerman, Charles – 1981
To identify the means by which scientific discourse achieves any degree of success in representing nature, an examination was made of Arthur H. Compton's and Alfred W. Simon's paper, "Measurements of Beta-Rays Associated with Scattered X-Rays," which originally appeared in 1925. Analysis reveals that the rhetorical choices of Compton,…
Descriptors: Authors, Content Analysis, Language Styles, Nonfiction
Mitchell, Ruth – 1981
Researchers in many disciplines dislike writing and view it as an additional and unnecessary irritant. Teaching researchers to write for administrators who must make decisions about highly specialized topics, but who lack the specialist's knowledge, means inducing a change in the researchers' perspective. They have to learn that they are writing…
Descriptors: Decision Making, Language Styles, Postsecondary Education, Research Reports
Petersen, Bruce T. – 1984
To examine the writing process of personnel who write as part of their jobs and the relation of that process to the context in which they worked, a study was undertaken in a major corporation. Its aim was to research a model for teaching technical writing students that would bridge the gap between the classroom and the probable writing situations…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Communication Skills, Curriculum Enrichment, Education Work Relationship


