Dramatism & Writing

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" This paper is a study of the theoretical evidence supporting the notion of developing questions as a means of increasing a writer's analytical ability and facility for writing clearly. Specific questions that follow a carefully composed framework allow both the writer and the reader the opportunity to study what is being said and how it is being expressed. Questioning encourages both to identify the problem being addressed, develop valid hypotheses regarding a relevant response, collect and analyze data in support of those proposals, synthesize responses, and formulate valid conclusions. In some respects, this type of analysis is an attempt to use scientific methodology to achieve a literary goal. Such an approach involves asking a series of questions prompted by five key concepts. For the journalist, these concepts are most often phrased as who, what, where, when.."

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