Enliven your academic writing
Over the course of six modules, this course helps academics dynamize and enliven their writing through exercises and video lectures designed to cover the major parts of academic writing. Ideal for recently graduated undergrads in the Arts & Humanities who are considering grad school and need a solid writing sample, MA or PhD students in the Arts & Humanities who are developing their writing style and preparing to draft something for publication, and recent PhDs in the Arts & Humanities who trying to get their work published.
Write with more depth, nuance, and clarity so as to express your ideas more clearly and attract readers
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Will Daddario has a PhD in Theatre Historiography, helped to found the international research network Performance Philosophy, acts as co-editor (with Cull Ó Maoilearca and Alice Lagaay) of the Performance Philosophy Book Series (with Palgrave/Springer), and serves as an editor for the Performance Philosophy journal. His publications include Baroque, Venice, Theatre, Philosophy (Palgrave 2017), Adorno and Performance (with Karoline Gritzner,...
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Seth M.
This was spot on, exactly what I was looking for from the course. Will profoundly impacted my writing, and I will continue to return to these notes as I develop my writing practice everyday. I found it challenging, thought-provoking, and enjoyable. The readings, the resources, the practices. Where to begin? So profoundly useful.