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1. www.wlv.ac.uk › lib › mediaGUIDE TO REFLECTIVE WRITING - University of Wolverhampton

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   Reflective writing differs from most academic writing in that you will use the first person (“I”) to describe the experience and your feelings.

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2. www.ceebl.manchester.ac.uk › resources › guidesHOW TO WRITE AN ACADEMIC ESSAY - University of Manchester

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   1. THE PURPOSE OF YOUR ESSAY. Your essay’s purpose refers to its main rhetorical function with regard to why it is being written in the first place. Are you seeking to describe, narrate, argue or explain, these being the four common purposes for writing academic essays.

3. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10First-Person Perspective - SpringerLink

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   The first-person perspective is a central concept of critical psychology trying to make psychological processes and the subjective dimension of human life understandable. The concept refers to the point of view of the “I” as the way in which a human subject has access to herself/himself and the world and to her/his experiences, emotions ...

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4. wilson.fas.harvard.edu › files › jeffreywilsonACADEMIC WRITING - Harvard University

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   The Into the Essay examples come from papers on Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. I’m a Shakespeare nut, and one key to good writing is to write about what you care about. You don’t need to know or like Hamlet to benefit from these examples, which provide models for your own passions and papers.

5. twp.duke.edu › first-personThe First Person in Academic Writing - Duke University

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   In some instances, a first-person anecdote may serve as a type of introduction, providing a “hook” to draw the reader into a discussion. However, for most academic papers, it may be useful to think of the first person as a privilege that must be earned by first demonstrating a scholarly approach to the subject.

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6. writingproject.fas.harvard.edu › files › hwpWriting for Psychology - Harvard University

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   psychology tends to come from the ideas behind the writing, not the writing itself. This booklet is designed to acquaint you with the basic principles of psychological writing and to help you avoid pitfalls that beginning writers in the field often encounter.

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   Do scientists use first person or first person?

   • Professor Cary Moskovitz, director of Duke’s Writing in the Disciplines program, notes that “scientists typically use first person when discussing the intellectual aspects rather than the material: ‘We hypothesized that the product would be...,’ but not ‘We washed the pipettes.’”

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   Can a first-person perspective be used in academic writing?

   • Even Gesa Kirsch, an outspoken proponent of the authorial I, acknowledges that unrestrained use of the first-person perspective in academic writing “can easily lead to self-indulgent, parochial, or confessional writing...or to writing that forgets its subject” (382).

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   Should you use the first person in academic writing?

   • For many years, the standard pedagogical position on using the first person in English-language academic writing was simple: just say no. The logic behind avoiding the authorial I was that by eliminating self references, writers could supposedly address their subject more clearly and objectively.

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   What is a first person anecdote?

   • In some instances, a first-person anecdote may serve as a type of introduction, providing a “hook” to draw the reader into a discussion. However, for most academic papers, it may be useful to think of the first person as a privilege that must be earned by first demonstrating a scholarly approach to the subject.

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   Should a writer use a first-person perspective?

   • Many writers have been told by teachers not to use the first-person perspective (indicated by words such as I, we, my, and our) when writing academic papers. However, in certain rhetorical situations, self-references can strengthen our argument and clarify our perspective.

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   Does psychology have a first-person perspective?

   • The first-person perspective has not yet played a major part in the history of psychology although from the very beginning of the institutionalization of psychology as an independent discipline, leading scholars called for the integration of the subjective dimension of human life into psychology’s theory and research practice.

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8. oxfordre.com › psychology › displaySelf and Identity | Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Psychology

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   Introduction. The concept of the self has beguiled—and frustrated—psychologists and philosophers alike for generations. One of the greatest challenges has been coming to terms with the nature of the self. Every individual has a self, yet no two selves are the same.