The document discusses the concepts of voice, identity, and individualism in second language writing. It notes that voice is a complex, multidimensional concept that is situated and relates to one's personal writing style and presence as an author. While some see individualism and voice as linked, others argue they are separate. The document also discusses the idea of "academic schizophrenia" where second language writers navigate between different identities or selves in their native and target languages.

1. Voice and Identity in Second Language Writing Ibrahim Ashour ENGL 825 Dr. Lisya Seloni September 23, 2009

2. In their article, Ramanathan and Atkinson discuss the over-all umbrella of individualism and the concepts that come under it such as voice, peer review, critical thinking, and textual ownership “plagiarism”. Article Overview Individualism = Voice vs. Individualism # Voice