Question

Mastering the ability to write objectively and subjectively is important when it comes to creative nonfiction. Please briefly explain the difference between objective and subjective writing and give an example of when a writer would write objectively and when they would write subjectively.

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Objective writing is writing based on facts/evidence, where subjective writing is based on the writers point of view. Subjective written has much more room to be bias than objective writing does. A writer may use objective writing when writing an current events article, where as a writer may use subjective writing when writing a personal memoir.