Use of Sources in Academic Writing
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paragraph 1
The article "Young Writer With a Following Admits Fabricating Dylan Quotes in Book" describes the situation of Jonah Lehrer, a writer who violated expectations regarding the integrity of his work.
Respond to the following in 1 paragraph
1, Summarize the expectations for use of sources in a college research paper, as you understand them.
2, In what ways are these expectations similar to or different from expectations you have observed in other contexts, such as workplace, personal, or journalistic writing? You might use observations from your reading about Jonah Lehrer in addition to personal experience in your response.
paragraph 2
Post one paragraph from any of your recent writing, and do the following
1, Identify all pronouns in your paragraph. Remember that pronouns include personal pronouns like "she," "her," and "it"; indefinite pronouns like "everyone," "each," and "all"; and relative pronouns like "that" and "which."
2,Identify the antecedent of each pronoun in your paragraph. The antecedent is the noun to which the pronoun refers.
3, If you found any of the three types of pronoun problems—unclear pronoun reference, vague subject pronoun, or agreement error—in your paragraph, identify the problem and revise the problematic sentence.
Use of Sources in Academic Writing
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Part 1
A college research paper is a form of academic writing that utilizes various sources. The sources must be valid and appropriate for the research topic. Its validity is based on the type of resources, whether primary, secondary, or tertiary. Conversely, the appropriateness of the sources is based on the similarity with the topic, including the primary purpose of the study, population, and methodology. Based on understanding, the expectations for using sources in a college research paper are based on the rules of academic writing. It is expected to use updated, critically appraised or peer-reviewed sources published in academic journals, books, archives, or reliable websites, and appropriateness of the sources with the topic. Academic writing is similar to the workplace and s...