Essay 2 text analysis self evaluation aug 02 2012
- 1. Lambert 1 (Robert) Curtis Lambert English 101 Professor Bolton 02 August 2012 Text Analysis, “The Persistent Piracy Plethora” Self Evaluation The text analysis essay was the second, and possibly the most important essay, I wrote for my composition class; English 101. This particular essay was a turning point for me in my belief that I could actually write a decent paper for a college level course, especially one as demanding as this summer session had been. Part of the reason the paper was so important nits because the subject, media piracy, is one that I have a good deal of knowledge and information about since it concerns me personally, to a degree: I am a member of the combined actors unions, SAG and AFTRA, and for the past 10 years media piracy, and how to disburse royalties and residuals, has been an endless topic; and still is! My goal with this paper was not only to to show my understanding of the subject matter, but to convey the industry lingo and the judicial legalese in a manner that was understandable for anyone who may read the essay. I feel I accomplished what I set out to do, and given more words (I got them for my research paper!), I could have been a little more thorough. My biggest struggle with my writing continues to be editing. I have no problem with verbiage and struggle sometimes to edit out unnecessary and possibly repetitive information. That being said, I am happy with the final copy and had little revising to do following grading.