Category: Wk 3: Writing the Right Words (in Context)

The main focus is about the different forms of discourse and whether they’re right/wrong/. Also explains the meaning of the word “mushfaking”.

MushFaking and discourses are some complexities of methods in writing with significant understandings. Let’s indentify their significancies.

Discourse is used in everyday life and the different forms of it help determine our characteristics depending on our setting.

How should a writing be written? Can words like “I” and “Me” really hurt the way you are writing? If so, what is considered the correct way?

What is the difference between the two types of discourse? Why is knowing the difference important? Also, what does mushfaking mean?

What is James Paul Gee’s definition of a discourse and what is “Mushfaking” ? What are the different types and definitions of a discourse?

Is there really a difference between Discourse and discourse? What about them makes them so different? Also, what is mushfaking?

Developing skill in discourse is necessary for effective communication in academic and professional settings. Without discourse there is no language.

We participate in many different Discourses in our lives. These Discourses are very complex made up of many different factors.

Communication relies on many discourses, such as Primary/Secondary Discourse, Dominant/Non-Dominant discourses, and concepts like mushfaking.

Understanding the different forms of discourses, mushfaking, and the many ways in which you can find your own style when you write