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Web Critique Exercise (English 305/505, Jerz, Fall 1998)
Read this web page on writing for the Internet. If you have not already doneso, Log in as usual; go to the Web critique Exercise, and follow the
http://www.uwec.edu/jerzdg/English305/web/assign.htm

Extractions: UWEC Jerz Home English 305/505 Login ... Usability Intro T his web page describes the in-class web critiquing assignment. Read this web page on Writing for the Internet If you have not already done so, Log in as usual; go to the "Web Critique Exercise," and follow the instructions there. Primary List: How Users Read on the Web Writing for Electronic Media Hints for Web Authors Issues for Electronic Publishing Cut the Fluff (with some examples that may be hard to find from the main page) What Makes a Great Web Site Writing for the Web: A Primer for Librarians Writing for the Web A Primer for a Good Web Page ... Techniques (part of a site called " How to write for the INTRAnet Web Development Why the web sucks II (long page; read the introduction , scan through the middle, and pick up again with " How to make your pages worthwhile Web Critique Writing: the Need Scant Advice ... Usability Intro Dennis G. Jerz document.write(", "+document.lastModified); UWEC Jerz Home English 305/505 Login ... Policies
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Critters Workshop Library
to critique, where to find markets, links to other SF/F/H research info, interviews with writers about writing, and
http://www.critique.org/resources.html

Extractions: Here are some articles on how to critique... Critters enjoy the use of two newsgroups on the SFF.Net server; one group for serious writing/critiquing/workshopping questions, the other for anything and everything. A link to the Critters writing-related discussion newsgroup is here . (If that fails, try this one here . (If that fails, try this one The Charters and FAQs for the newsgroups are here . Read before posting!
Short Story Writers - Writers, Poets Critique Group For Short Story Writing And
A writers critique group for short story and poetry writing.
http://www.shortstorygroup.net/default.asp
Shirley Jackson Critique
Student essay on Jackson's writing.
http://students.db.erau.edu/~stollg/text4.html
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The Book Review Or Article Critique
Home FAQs News Courses writing Centres Advice Books ForFaculty The Book Review or Article critique General Guidelines.
http://www.utoronto.ca/writing/bkrev.html

Extractions: General Guidelines An analytic or critical review of a book or article is not primarily a summary; rather, it comments on and evaluates the work in the light of specific issues and theoretical concerns in a course. (To help sharpen your analytical reading skills, see our file on Critical Reading .) The literature review puts together a set of such commentaries to map out the current range of positions on a topic; then the writer can define his or her own position in the rest of the paper. Keep questions like these in mind as you read, make notes, and write the review. What is the specific topic of the book or article? What overall purpose does it seem to have? For what readership is it written? (The preface, acknowledgements, bibliography and index can be helpful in answering these questions. Don't overlook facts about the author's background and the circumstances of the book's creation and publication.) Does the author state an explicit thesis? Does he or she noticeably have an axe to grind? What are the theoretical assumptions? Are they discussed explicitly? (Again, look for statements in the preface, etc. and follow them up in the rest of the work.) What exactly does the work contribute to the overall topic of your course? What general problems and concepts in your discipline and course does it engage with?
Guidelines For Writing A Critique
Guidelines for writing a critique by Janet Kent. Critiquing the work of others helpsyou become a better writer. There is no mystery to writing a good critique.
http://www.writelinks.com/Creative/Articles/crea01_04.htm

Extractions: by Janet Kent "An evaluation of a written work by a person who, through experience and knowledge of the marketplace, has acquired expertise to judge it objectively. Valuable criticism comes from editors and writers skilled in pointing out strengths and weaknesses in fiction and nonfiction technique. A part of receiving criticism is tied up with being able to distinguish between helpful comments from professionals, and well-meaning but useless or possibly harmful comments from other people who may read the manuscript and in using the significant remarks accordingly." A good critique benefits both the writer and the critiquer. The benefits to the writer receiving the critique should be obvious. There is no place for derision or ridicule of either the work or the writer within a critique. The writer submitting his work for critique has placed his intellectual child in the hands of his critiquer expecting his work to be respected. Critiquing the work of others helps you become a better writer. There is no mystery to writing a good critique. The following pointers may help improve your skills with this important element of the craft.
West Coast LINE
A journal of art, writing and cultural critique, from Western Canada. Samples from current issues, a call for submissions, subscription information, and backissues.
http://www.sfu.ca/west-coast-line/
Links Critique Groups
you interpret critiques of your own work. The rest of the site alsohas a number of useful critique and writing resources. Groups.
http://www.writing-world.com/links/critique.html
Writer's Quill
An electronic journal of poetry and prose, with writing forums for critique, tips, literary updates, and book reviews.
http://www.geocities.com/athens/parthenon/1109

Extractions: Featured Forums Ruby Quill Poetry Selections, Vol.2, Issue 3 Onyx Quill Writing Selections, Vol. 2 , Issue 3 Diamond Quill Literary competitions, readings and updates The Writer's Quill Critique Center post for critique or reply to posts Crystal Quill awards, webrings and affilliations Golden Quill Award apply for our Literary Excellence award Angel Quill Help a child, help yourself Writing Tips especially helpful to beginners Kids Quill literature, ages 6-12
Fundamentals Of Fiction Critique Groups And Writers' Groups
elsewhere. While writers' groups help you learn about the business ofwriting, critique groups are where you hone your writing. This
http://www.writing-world.com/fiction/fiction03.html
Rongorongo
Jacques B.M. Guy describes this unique writing system and the attempts at its decipherment. Includes a critique of Stephen Fischer's proposed decipherment.
http://www.netaxs.com/~trance/rongo2.html

Extractions: Rongorongo Tablet three bear the same text in slightly different "spellings", a fact discovered by three schoolboys of St Petersburg (then Leningrad), just before World War II. In 1958 Thomas Barthel made the whole of the Easter Island corpus available in his "Grundlagen zur Entzifferung der Osterinselschrift" ("Bases for the Decipherment of the Easter Island Script"), alas never translated into English. Almost forty years later now the tablets remain as much of an enigma. Their meaning remains unknown, except for two and a half lines of one tablet, which, beyond reasonable doubt, contain a lunar calendar , already identified as such by Barthel in 1958. "In 1868 newly converted Easter Islanders send to Tepano Jaussen, Bishop of Tahiti, as a token of respect, a long twine of human hair, wound around an ancient piece of wood. Tepano Jaussen examines the gift, and, lifting the twine, discovers that the small board is covered in hieroglyphs." Mgr Jaussen sits down to the daunting task of writing down Metoro's reading of four tablets in his possession.
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Topica Email List Directory
A list for LDS Church members to discuss creative writing and view and critique the work of others.
http://www.topica.com/lists/wordcraft/

Extractions: List Directory Category: Top List Name LDS Wordcraft: For LDS Creative Writers (LDS WORDCRAFT) Purpose: Wordcraft is a list for all Latter-day Saints who enjoy discussing creative writing including the option to view and critique the work of others. List Type: Unmoderated discussion Subscription: Requires owner approval Archive: Readable by subscribers only Created: Mar 08, 2000 Owner: Darren Andrews To Join: Subscribe here, or send an email to wordcraft-subscribe@topica.com To Post: Send mail to 'wordcraft@topica.com' Stats: 33 subscribers / 3 messages per week Categories: Humanities Social Science Communications Writing ... Anti-Spam Policy Concerned about privacy? Topica is TrustE certified.
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American Night Writers Association (ANWA)--a Network For LDS Women Writers
National network of nurturing support for aspiring LDS women authors. Networking opportunities and contacts, annual writing conference, peer critique and collaboration. Links.
http://anwa.ldsweb.net/
The Contradiction In Anarchism
Objectivist critique of anarchocapitalism.
http://www.vix.com/objectivism/Writing/RobertBidinotto/ContradictionInAnarchism.

Extractions: In his posting [to the Moderated Discussion of the Objectivist Philosophy mail list], T. Franklin Harris, Jr. writes: Anarcho-capitalism is far from a "floating abstraction." It is founded on the principle of non-coercion (the state is seen as inherently coercive) which comes, in turn, from natural rights theory, which, as Rasmussen and Den Uyl note, makes up meta-normative principles necessary for human beings being complete moral agents. In an earlier posting, he said that... ...the main anarcho-capitalist point is that a monopoly on the use of retaliatory force must also include a legal monopoly on the use of coercive force. Outlawing alternative protection services if such services respect individual rights must be itself an act of coercion and thus immoral. And: If other protection agencies use force only for retaliatory and not coercive purposes, then outlawing such agencies would be coercive force. Thus he proposed... ...to question how a monopolistic government can be created that does not, by its very nature, violate the rights it is in the Objectivist view charged to protect...
Critique Magazine :: On Writing II :: Home
On writing II is copyright © 20012002 critique Magazine. critique Magazineand On writing are published and designed by Wind River Press.
http://www.etext.org/Zines/Critique/writing/

Extractions: On Writing II Critique Magazine Each year, Critique Magazine 's staff compiles essays by and interviews with writers, teachers, and translators of merit for inclusion in the special edition On Writing . This issue is available free of charge in HTML and PDF formats. It may be redistributed in its entirety, and may be copied and printed for personal use or for use in a teaching environment.
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Learn poetry lingo and submit a piece or critique to our online workshop. Open to fiction, nonfiction, free-verse poetry, or formed.
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