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Intended Reader
In a dialogue with any given person you will
have to think about your responses in terms of that person’s
frame of reference. The same approach is used in composing
any essay or research paper. Before writing anything on the
chosen subject you should decide what style and language you
will use and what kind on paper your audience (readers) is
expecting.
In case you decided to write a paper
specifically for your college professor you need to take
into consideration a number of details. Your essay format
should be exactly corresponding to the one required in the
task. Language should be as professional as possible with no
slang or improper grammar. Although you should use a lot of
outside sources you cannot forget to use them only in order
to prove your point of view and focus on making it as
personal as you can without sounding ignorant.
If you want to impress the reader with your
deep thoughts and creativity of a certain subject, you can
use a few ostentatious phrases just to make your essay sound
interesting. Avoid using those too much! For example you are
writing a critical work on a book or a play, placing a
couple of interesting expressions will enrich it however
plain facts and statistics will make it truly trustworthy.
Take care of your evidence and logical structure as any type
of audience is looking for a well built paper with a logical
organization. Note that a younger audience will appreciate
strong and colorful words while a strictly professional one
will look into factual, evidential and reasoning aspects of
your work.
Also note that depending on the characteristics
of your intended audience you need to regulate the length of
your paper. In case it is clearly stated in the project
requirements you need to keep to those regardless of whether
you want to write that much or not. In general it is better
to use common sense and your professor’s instructions when
writing for different audiences. Although it might seem a
difficult task at first it will become easier with practice!
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