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We are faced with 'logical writing'. This is for beginners who want to empathize and solve this problem.
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[Even if this alone, the article gets better.]
- Remove emotion
The person who uses emotions in persuasion is sewage, and it is hard to suppress the opponent with logic.
Expressing feelings in essay writing is a confession that he is a sewer.
how?
- Exempt emotional vocabulary.
- Looks neutral on the outside but excludes expressions of emotion.
- Subtract the logic that appeals to emotion.
For example) anger / sad / shameful / sad / ridiculous / ludicrous / disgruntled / dissatisfied / frustrated / disgruntled / irrational
- Subtract the assertion.
It is hard to be persuaded by the writer's comments by reading articles that list only claims without basis or inspector.
It gives the impression that it is rather self-righteous.
how?
I find words that say, 'I have to, I need ~, I am right, I want ~'.
- Find sentences based on the assertion.
- If there is no basis, add the evidence or subtract the claim statement.
- Remove the bell
It is not enough to write only necessary sentences. Therefore, statements that are not related to the assertion should be subtracted drastically.
I have to write in this article to the extent that there are no more sentences to discard.
how?
- Remove it if it does not exist.
- Discard the sentence, but subtract it if you can understand the core claim.
- Pay particular attention to repeated words and phrases.
plus. I am sure that you will check your comments with others, but when you do not
If you look back at the article after half a day or a day (ie, give your own feedback), you can see the error of my article.
---Keep in mind that steady practice and feedback are fundamental to 'writing'.
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