_“The_Reader_“_By_Wallace_Stevens

“The Reader“ By Wallace Stevens Why Writing is Important To inform, share, present facts, persuade, record, and learn; these are all reasons that we write. These reasons lead us to the conclusion that we write out of a profound need to communicate. In fact the thesaurus states that “communicate” and “write” are synonymous. According to James Kinneavy, there are four basic purposes for writing: to express yourself, to inform a reader, to persuade a reader, and to create a literary work. Expressive writing allows you to express your thoughts and feelings. An example of expressive writing would be keeping a diary. Writing of this type is an outlet for expression of deep personal feelings. Expressive writing is meant only for the author to read. As soon as it is intended for public reading it evolves into more of a literary work. Informative writings’ purpose is to provide information. This type of writing is most commonly found in textbooks, encyclopedias, newspapers, ect. Expository writing is one of the more basic purposes for writing. The aim of informative writing is relay information to the reader writing, type, persuade, write, work, reasons, reader, purposes, purpose, one, literary, communication, basic, through, person’s, opinion, meant, information, inform, human, feelings, expressive, express, examples, different, communicate, allows, yourself, years, writings’, without, view, today, thoughts, thesaurus