1. The document discusses titles for 5 different types of papers: a social location paper titled "Identity", a personal narrative titled "Improving for Myself", a process analysis titled "How to Be Asian", a speech titled "Where Are You?", and an argumentation/persuasion paper titled "Legalization is Not the Answer".
2. For each paper, the author explains how the title relates to the content and purpose of the paper, such as addressing the audience or theme. Titles are chosen to provide context and first impressions for readers.
3. Professionalism and maintaining credibility are considerations for some titles. Overall the document focuses on selecting titles that appropriately characterize and foreshadow the topics and genres of
1. The document discusses titles for 5 different types of papers: a social location paper titled "Identity", a personal narrative titled "Improving for Myself", a process analysis titled "How to Be Asian", a speech titled "Where Are You?", and an argumentation/persuasion paper titled "Legalization is Not the Answer".
2. For each paper, the author explains how the title relates to the content and purpose of the paper, such as addressing the audience or theme. Titles are chosen to provide context and first impressions for readers.
3. Professionalism and maintaining credibility are considerations for some titles. Overall the document focuses on selecting titles that appropriately characterize and foreshadow the topics and genres of
1. The document discusses titles for 5 different types of papers: a social location paper titled "Identity", a personal narrative titled "Improving for Myself", a process analysis titled "How to Be Asian", a speech titled "Where Are You?", and an argumentation/persuasion paper titled "Legalization is Not the Answer".
2. For each paper, the author explains how the title relates to the content and purpose of the paper, such as addressing the audience or theme. Titles are chosen to provide context and first impressions for readers.
3. Professionalism and maintaining credibility are considerations for some titles. Overall the document focuses on selecting titles that appropriately characterize and foreshadow the topics and genres of
1. The document discusses titles for 5 different types of papers: a social location paper titled "Identity", a personal narrative titled "Improving for Myself", a process analysis titled "How to Be Asian", a speech titled "Where Are You?", and an argumentation/persuasion paper titled "Legalization is Not the Answer".
2. For each paper, the author explains how the title relates to the content and purpose of the paper, such as addressing the audience or theme. Titles are chosen to provide context and first impressions for readers.
3. Professionalism and maintaining credibility are considerations for some titles. Overall the document focuses on selecting titles that appropriately characterize and foreshadow the topics and genres of
Title: Identity This was a piece about where I stood in life. To title a more personal piece like this one I went with the word that was the general theme of the piece. This seemed powerful and showed that this word holds a lot of meaning in this piece. A lot of emotion could be put into this title, because it was a more emotional piece. 2.) Description/Narration Title: Improving for Myself This was another more personal piece. Description and Narration calls for a first person point of view on a subject. This assignment was an "I Believe" assignment. Since this was more personal and in a first point of view I refer to myself in the title. This reveals to the reader first thing that the paper will be written on a more personal level. Also this title refers to the general theme of the paper which is pertinent for a paper. 3.) Process Analysis Title: How to Be Asian For the Process Analysis paper I was assigned an How to Be Asian paper. Since this paper if very mechanical and instructional, I felt the reader should know first thing what they are being instructed to do. Titles are about first impression and this was really the only way to title this assignment. 4.) Speech Title: Where Are You? In this speech my audience wasn't the people, but too God. With this title I address my audience personally and it suits the general theme of the paper which is very important. This is the background question that the speech addresses. In many speeches I see a question or problem being addressed. The title directly implies the problem of the speech. 5.) Argumentation/Persuasion Title: Legalization is Not the Answer Argumentation/Persuasion was a very professional paper. Since the intended audience was hostile logos, and ethos could not be tainted. Therefore, it was necessary to make the title very formal. Many arguments lose their ethos by the type of voice the author uses in a paper. To avoid this the title was simple and plain, while fitting the general theme of the speech. I tried to make it more professional so my ethos remained intact.