In Joe Hardin’s book “Choices 2.0 Situations for College
Writing” (2010), he emphasizes that there are necessary steps a writer must
follow, and essential qualities a paper must have, in order to complete an advance
piece of writing. Hardin supports his points by presenting results of studies
done on writers who are “experienced” and “inexperienced”, while also informing
the reader the methods of Aristotle, and the methods he used to be persuasive.
His main purpose is to inform college students how to correctly structure their
writing in order to persuade the reader. Hardin seems to be addressing an
audience of young college students because his tone is very erudite, yet
extremely simple and informative as a professor’s would be.
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