Writer's Viewpoint Flashcards

The writer's position or attitude towards a subject or issue.

A viewpoint that is stated directly in the text.

A viewpoint that is implied or inferred from the text.

The way experiences and ideas are presented from a particular position.

The overall attitude conveyed through the writer's language choices.

The level of formality appropriate to the audience and purpose of the text.

The intended reader or listener of the text.

The reason for writing, such as to argue, persuade, inform, or explain.

Identifying similarities and differences in writers' attitudes and methods across texts.

Making justified judgements about how effectively a writer conveys their ideas and attitudes.