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Mapping Meaning: Essay Structure and Organization

With Professor Ben Gassman

Fri, 10/10, 4:30 - 5:45 PM

411 Lafayette, 4th floor, 440


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Are you often unsure how to organize your various thoughts on the page? Are you worried about overwhelming your readers with too many ideas that don’t flow in a clear, logical order? In this workshop, we will discuss the difference between a simple essay structure, which risks redundancy, and a complex essay structure, where each idea purposefully leads to the next. We will then introduce several tools that writers use to structure their essays in a way that guides readers through the logical arc of their prose. At the end of the workshop, we will offer a chance to practice applying those tools to your own writing. You are invited to bring a recent essay draft.

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If you have any questions,  please reach out to the Director of Writing in the Disciplines, Jono Mischkot: jfm274@nyu.edu.
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