Exercises
To see how one writer signals when she is asserting her own views and when she is summarizing those of someone else, read the following passage by the social historian Julie Charlip. As you do so, identify those spots where Charlip refers to the views of others and the signal phrases she uses to distinguish her views from theirs.
Study a piece of your own writing to see how tsixtud sy a you many account for and how well you distinguish your wvn voice from those you are summarizing. Consider the following questions:
a. How many perspectives do you engage? perspectives might you include?
b. What other
c. How do you distinguish your views from the other views you summarize?
d. Do you use clear voice-signaling phrases?
e. What options are available to you for clarifying who is saying what?
Which of these options are best suited for this particular text? If you find that you do not include multiple views or clearly distinguish between others' views and your own, revise your text to do so.
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