An Airing of Feelings: Three Stories
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Authors
Misuraca, Loren
Issue Date
1978
Type
Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
As an Economics major at Kalamazoo College, it was pointed
out early in my pursuit of my degree that the ability to write was
one of the most important tools one could hope to acquire in his
college career. With this in mind, I turned to the English
Department. There, I came to the realization that the writing
voice and the speaking voice are two unique forms of communication.
One, the speaking voice, employs hand and facial movements to
clarify any points of confusion. The writing voice, however, demands
a completeness that is rarely required in verbal conversation.
Not only must ideas be complete, but the presentation of these
ideas must be well planned if the reader is to correctly interpret
what the writer has intended.
I have found, when writing, that if one remembers that a piece
of paper CANNOT answer questions, one cannot help but be clear
in their writing style. It is therefore my goal that the following
stories leave the reader with no questions other than those
posed by the content of the stories themselves.
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48 p.
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