Writing Philosophy Essay

Sheri Munson-Castro
Writing 101-Craig M.
January 14, 2008






Writing Philosophy Essay


It is communicating information and ideas to one another, which involves three main parts: Thinking, Writing, and Speaking. It is a basic fact that there are many different forms of content that will require different types of writing. If you’re trying to convey straight forward information, its best to keep it short and simple coming straight to the point. And if your trying to communicating complex ideas, you will need to take more of your time and space and present more fuller detail information. And as such if communicating ideas rather than information, your writing should be concise and organized as it will make it more serious and précised and give people a reason to want to read it. And when writing information, make sure its usable as its meant to be used and same goes for making it readable, so that it can read by those reading it and will be understandable to them.
Writing is a very important part of our daily lives, as well as such is also an important part of our education.
And we need it to be successful in life as writing can create knowledge and reasons are often found in writing. We write often write about what we know already, but we also produce knowledge as we write. As not only do we write down our thoughts, we also discover what we think as we write. I have come to observe some people saying “ I write because I don’t know what I think until I read what I have to say.” And others have said, I really write to find out what I know about something and what is to known about something. I have also notice that I also sometimes have done both of these. Which is why in away Writing is a Philosophy in its own way; they are both about critical thinking, thoughtful analysis of things and writing them down. And as such documenting
It. Which inclusion is why writing is something important to all as it’s a important tool for gaining knowledge.

Writing Process Essay

There are a few different types and styles of writing processes. Most of the general ones are sometimes a two-part step and stage style and are as follows. The first type is a five-step process: where you do your prewriting, thinking or better known as brainstorming your thoughts out and jotting them down in quick sentences, or paragraphs. Figure out what or whom you want as a topic or subject idea to write about. Then what plot or location setting you want as well and also who will be in it. The next step will be the main writing it all down and taking all your sentences, ideas and such and putting them into paragraph form and making what is better known as your first of many rough drafts. Next you do what is known as editing or revising, where you do the first editing on it for spelling and grammar errors. Where you also can have someone take a look at it as well, using a fresh pair of eyes to check it over also for any error or such that you might have missed. Then you yourself do another edit called proof reading it, where you are again review it one last time for any additional errors/surface errors. Then the most important and final step in the process is where you publish it, taking your final draft and copy it to either paper or the computer depending on how you are posting it and your are done.
There is a different style of writing process steps called writing worksheet/stage form:
1.) Brainstorming (as mention above)
2.) Introduction: Thesis development-How you are starting it.
3.) Body paragraphs: Topic, Sentences and forms/format you will put them into.
4.) Conclusion: Bringing it all together into a complete package.
5.) Editing/Revising: Checking it many times, for any and all mistakes/spelling, grammar etc.