Who cares about week 2?

So I found out that my writing 2 class in college is the class I have to write most in, but I guess that is to be expected. At least I learn when I am actually paying attention. We learned even more about genres and conventions. We read the article “So what? Who cares?” and I thought it was relatable, because as a college student I find myself asking “who cares?” probably way more than is healthy. It helped me to realize that I need to make it absolutely why you should care about my writing? AT the same I need to ask myself who cares about my writing, and hopefully that will give me a little something extra in my writing—a purpose.

               

  Writing is a way to convey your emotions to the world, and to do this you need to incorporate into your writing pathos, logos, and ethos. Pathos is an appeal to emotions it helps the readers to visual vivid fighting scenes and magical settings in medieval Europe. Logos is a more logical attempt to appeal to readers, usually by using tools such as metaphors or analogies. Finally ethos is basically when you give reliability to your argument, such as citing your sources or just being straight confident when you give your reasons.

I honestly believe I learned so much this week that I’m surprised I wasn’t overwhelmed.

Song of the week:House of Gold