rhetorical Analysis essay

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Pick one of the clusters we read in Unit I. In a 1000+ word essay, discuss which text in the cluster you think made the best argument about the topic at hand. Consider the writer’s rhetorical appeals, choice of genre, and use of genre conventions; consider, too, your strengths, weaknesses, and preferences as a reader. Make your case by comparing the composition of this text to at least two others in the cluster.

Please State whether the articles is logos, pathos, or ethos. The main article for best argument is " Curves Ahead is Hardly Progress". Please compare it to the other two articles that I have attached. If you think the other articles make the best argument please let me know and we can move ahead with it. Please include quotes from the articles.

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Rhetorical Evaluation Assignment: Pick one of the clusters we read in Unit I. In a 1000+ word essay, discuss which text in the cluster you think made the best argument about the topic at hand. Consider the writer’s rhetorical appeals, choice of genre, and use of genre conventions; consider, too, your strengths, weaknesses, and preferences as a reader. Make your case by comparing the composition of this text to at least two others in the cluster. Objectives: This assignment will help you meet many of our Unit I Objectives, demonstrating your ability to do the following: • • • • Summarize, analyze, synthesize, and evaluate what you have read Compose in the written genre of the traditional academic essay Integrate readings and reading responses into an essay as evidence Format an essay in MLA (a convention of all academic essays in the Humanities) Format: MLA format, 1000+ words, turned in on time on D2L in the “Rhetorical Evaluation” folder. Grading: • • • • 30% Focus(extent to which your essay addresses the prompt; demonstrates your understanding of rhetorical situations, rhetorical appeals and genre conventions; and shows critical thinking) 30% Composition/Structure Level (extent to which your essay is thesis-driven with a clear organizational strategy, and smoothly integrates personal testimony/passages from the cluster) 30% Sentence Level (extent to which your language, grammar, and punctuation choices aid in the understanding of your ideas) 10% Formalities (extent to which your essay is in MLA format and carefully proofread) Rhetorical Evaluation Scaffolding Exercise: Compared with the other two position pieces _________ makes the best argument regarding ________ through its rhetorical appeals, choice of genre/conventions, and how it lends itself to my reading strategies. _________’s rhetorical appeals can be seen its use of logos, ethos and pathos. Logos can be seen in (evidence/reasoning) __________. Ethos can be seen in (expertise/character of sources) __________. Pathos can be seen in (emotion) __________. __________’s strong use of genre and conventions can be seen in ______, ______, ______. Finally _________ argument lends itself to good reading strategies through ____,______,______. Or Through this combination of rhetorical appeals and attention to genre, _________’s attempt to reach my reading strategies can be seen in _____, ______, and _______, especially when compared with ______ and ________.
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A RHETORICAL CRITIQUE OF AN OPINION PIECE

ENGAGING THE AUDIENCE: BUT GRAMARTICLLY INCONSISTENT OR
AMBIGUOUS: A CASE OF AN OPINION PIECE TILLED ‘CURVES AHEAD IS HARDLY
PROGRESS’

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A RHETORICAL CRITIQUE OF AN OPINION PIECE

Introduction
An opinion piece is an informational medium; therefore good tools should be employed
as vehicles of passing the intended information across. Rhetorical is the hallmark of a good write
up, especially an opinion or position piece. It must be coined in a simple and clear language;
easily understandable to both a professional mind and a lay man. A man on the street that has no
background knowledge on the subject of discussion should be enticed by the choice of its words;
more so, use of words for its caption should be very plain enough for easy grasp and
understanding (Vintzileos & Ananth, 2010).

Title Organization and Logo
The piece was well structured in terms of designs and arrangement. It is arranged in a...


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