This document provides an introduction to writing for beginners. It defines writing as using words to express a viewpoint and discusses how mankind has used writing throughout history by inventing languages and leaving writings on cave walls. The document outlines two major types of writing: non-fiction like journalism, and fiction like stories. It discusses Aristotle's three basic styles of persuasion in writing: ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos appeals to credibility, pathos to emotion, and logos to logic. The document encourages remembering the importance of choosing the right words and provides inspiring quotes about the writing process from famous authors.

1. Jump to start writing for newbie's
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Created by – MasterXer00

2. Either write something
worth reading or do
something worth
writing.
--Benjamin Franklin
Scientist, innovator.

3. What is Writing?
• Basically writing means sewing the words to
express your viewpoint in a context
• Expressing condition through words

4. A blank piece of paper is
God’s way of telling us
how hard it to be God.
- Sidney Sheldon

5. Writing!!!
• After the invention of language mankind loved
to write on their own language.
• Example- the mysterious books, cave pictures
• Still there are urgency of writing in various
segment

6. “If you can tell
stories, create
characters, devise
incidents, and have sincerity
and passion, it doesn’t
matter a damn how you
write.”
- -Somerset Maugham

7. Types of writing
• Though there are man kinds of writing; I love
to categorize them into two major section
1. Non-fictional writing (like - journalism)
2. Fictional writing (Like- story writing)
• Basic differences rely on
grammar, style/format, punctuation etc.

8. Aristotle
The father of
modern persuasion
(384B.C.-322B.C.)

9. Persuasion(Basic style of writing)
Ethos Pathos Logos

10. “There is nothing to
writing. All you do is
sit down at a
typewriter and
bleed.”
--Ernest Hemingway

11. Ethos
• Ethos = Character
• the guiding beliefs or ideals that characterize a
community, nation, or ideology
• The Greeks used this word to refer to the
power of music to influence its hearer's
emotions, behaviors, and even morals

12. “The difference
between the right
word and the almost
right word is the
difference between
lightning and a
lightning bug.”
― Mark Twain

13. Pathos
• Pathos = suffering/ experience
• Represents an appeal to the audiences
emotions.
• A strong communication technique
• Used like a metaphor/storytelling/a general
persuasion

14. “No tears in the writer, no
tears in the reader. No
surprise in the writer, no
surprise in the reader.”
― Robert Frost

15. Logos
• Logos = a ground/an opinion/an expectation
• putting the hearer into a certain frame of
mind
• the difference between what is advantageous
and what is harmful, between what is just and
what is unjust, and between what is good and
what is evil.

16. “I write differently from
what I speak, I speak
differently from what I
think, I think differently
from the way I ought to
think, and so it all proceeds
into deepest darkness.”
― Franz Kafka

17. REMEMBER!!!

18. “The man who writes
about himself and his own
time is the only man who
writes about all people and
all time.”
-- George Bernard Shaw

19. Thank you.