AUDIENCE & ESSAY WRITING

Effect of Audience on Essay Writing Process



Effect of Audience on Essay Writing Process

Introduction

The process of writing involves several steps that normally follow to write an essay, story, poem, letter, advertisement, etc. In order to get the final product improved. To the writer it is the way to a clearer understanding of a topic, organize the thoughts we have and get better ratings or scores and prove his point of view and convince the audience.. However, the process of writing is highly dependent on audience. Audience is the key factor that influences your ideas and thoughts for writing a particular essay (Kirszner, & Mandell, 2003).

Discussion

Writing a final draft cannot be done in first attempt. Admittedly, it is very rare case to write a perfect text on the first try. The histories of such cases reported and in most of these writings were made in very traumatic emotional circumstances. However, this is very rare (Bachmann & Barth, 2004).

The Writing Process Steps

It is important to remember that writers move back and forth throughout the writing process. Many of them use the following steps:

Pre-Writing 

Pre-writing is a series of activities to be carried out to search for a topic, choose a genre (as of writing), produce ideas, get information, and clarifies the hearing (Brannan, 2006).

Reasons to Write

Reason of writing the essay depends on the objectives. These objectives depend on the audience. At this stage we find out the reasons to write an essay, the reason to convince the audience and put it under certain ideas. These are some of the reasons for writing. Sometimes more than one reason to do so, these should be recognized and kept in mind during the writing process. You can write some of these reasons and refer to them occasionally (Bachmann & Barth, 2004).

Who is the Audience It is important to know who will read the writing. In the classroom, in general, does the teacher (a), but another hearing can do, or a person on Mars. Is worth noting who the audience and refer to it occasionally (Kirszner, & Mandell, 2003).

Find a Topic

Topic selection depends on the people whom you are going to target. In this case if you are selecting religious topic or political topic, you need to look who will read your essay. Sometimes the writer is who should generate the topic. Personal experiences, current events or past, or what the student imagines can be used. Think of the audience and as far as ...