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thesis know-how – let participants ‘speak for themselves’?
I was watching a long interview with Kazuo Ishiguro the other night – as you do if you live in the UK and still have some good (high) cultural television – and something he said leapt out at me. I … Continue reading
Posted in authentic voice, Kazuo Ishiguro, quotations
Tagged authentic voice, authoring, Kazoo Ishiguro, Pat Thomson, quotation
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quotations – handle with care
Quotations are dangerous. The way that you use quotations can give away whether you think you are still writing as a student, or writing as an expert scholar in your own right. Student assignments are often heavily strewn with quotations. … Continue reading
Posted in authority in writing, contribution, quotations
Tagged Pat Thomson, quotation, writing with authority
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