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Personal Narrative: My Motives Of A Writer

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There can be motives that encourage a writer throughout the process some can influence more than others. it 's important to keep in mind that owell list 4 different motives a writer can have do to his atmosphere or topic. orwell continues to state that the motive bring pride to his writing. I think that experimenting different movies can allow one to see were the strongest are. I can share similar motives to those of owell like aesthetic enthusiasm,sheer egotism and historical impulse. I think these are noble motives and could motivate the youngest of people to write what they desire. Aesthetic enthusiasm is a motive to write for the beauty of it and to share and experience with others, this is my favorite because People can experience a different form of imagery other from pictures and videos. Motives keep writer attend in their topics and focus on their goal whether it is to inform or persuade.a
One of my motives for writing is when I get a point across to reader this requires me to have prior …show more content…

Sheer egoism is a motive I choose to write with because it can help me develop ideas and grow as a writer. When I am able to do this I see where my writing can improve so when it time to share with another I create a better image in detail for readers or use rhetorical devices in depth. I like to keep these scripts to myself because so that I can observe one improvement throughout the years. Sheer egoism would also be a meaning to a writer that has a bigger focus in journalism. Persuasion could be my strongest motive because it gives you a reason to connect to the reader. When attending to persuade someone I can use facts and logic from my point of view. I believe this is my strongest motive because I would know what to say when someone has the opposing idea of a topic. Also this is not an option so writer can use evidence in straightforward way to get a point across to the reader this can include strategy for one to trust the writer and his perspective on the

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