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Key Principles of Academic Writing

The document outlines key principles and techniques related to academic writing, including classification, coordination, and reader-response. It discusses various critical approaches such as feminism and Marxist criticism, as well as writing techniques like sentence outlines and summaries. Additionally, it highlights features of academic texts such as accuracy, formality, and the use of third-person perspectives.

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Key Principles of Academic Writing

The document outlines key principles and techniques related to academic writing, including classification, coordination, and reader-response. It discusses various critical approaches such as feminism and Marxist criticism, as well as writing techniques like sentence outlines and summaries. Additionally, it highlights features of academic texts such as accuracy, formality, and the use of third-person perspectives.

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1. Classification is a principle in outlining depicts the groupings of the ideas into one category in order to avoid overlapping.
2. Coordination is a principle states that there should be parallelism in an outline.
3. Reader-response attempts to describe what happens in the reader’s mind while interpreting a text.
4. Sentence Outline provides comprehensive and clear information by making use of complete sentence.
5. Feminism is critical approach that focuses on how literature presents women as subjects of socio – political, psychological, and
economic oppression.
6. Body comprises 70% of the entire review because it is where the details and insights are elaborated and explained.
7. Marxist Criticism is a critical approach that is concerned with differences between economic classes and implications of a
capitalist system.
8. Concept Paper is a writing that deals with a brief paper that outlines the important components of a research or
project before it is carried out.
9. One-word summaries is a technique deals with defending word choice with a valid reason.
10. Deductive is the order of the thesis statement if the thesis is stated at the beginning and the following sentences support or
develop it.
11. Acrostics is a technique that shows a detail or descriptor that starts with each of the first letters of the key word or concept.
12. Implicit is thesis statement that does not clearly express the main idea of a text.
13. Summary is a writing technique that shows a brief or short statement or account of something that consists of the main idea
and important details of a text.
14. Accuracy is a feature of academic text that requires writers to use words clearly, concise and not ambiguous.
15. Subjective is a statement that is based on person’s personal perception and judgement.
16. Formality is a feature of academic text that requires cohesiveness and logical organized flow of ideas.
17. Third point -of-views is appropriate in academic writing.
18. Academic Writing refers to a style of expression that researchers and professional use to define the intellectual boundaries,
disciplines and specific areas of expertise.

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