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INTRO to Technical writing

Presenter: David Silverstein Date XX, 2010. INTRO to Technical writing. Overview. 50-min Presentation (with Q&A) The Writing & Communications Center Technical Writing Considerations Rhetoric & the Rhetorical Triangle Writing Process & Technical Considerations

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English Semester 1

English Semester 1. Reading and Writing Rhetorically. Rhetoric. Rhetoric is : The art of speaking or writing effectively The effective use of language to communicate an idea. Rhetoric. Give an example of when you used rhetoric to get what you want?. Reading Rhetorically.

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Expository Writing

Expository Writing. Modes of Discourse Definition Types The Thesis Statement Structure/Parts. Crafting an outline. Identify Topic: put it in your own words to show your individual understanding. Main Points: What are the main ideas you want to convey or need to convince your audience?

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English 51

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Language of Composition Chapter 1

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Week Four: Critical Reading and Rhetorical Choices

Week Four: Critical Reading and Rhetorical Choices. How we identify the assumptions and rhetorical choices an author employs in support of a particular audience and purpose in their text. . Class Overview. Reading Quiz Review of Summary and Paraphrase Conventions; also, MLA citation format

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The Rhetoric of Email

The Rhetoric of Email. A guide for beginners on the rhetoric of emails. What type of email are you trying to send?. Consider the following: Who is the audience of your email? How close are you with the person you are emailing? Does this email require a reply?

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Rhetorical Analysis

Rhetorical Analysis. A close reading of the text to find out how and whether it works to persuade. How does King do it, and did it work?. Purpose. What does the author hope to achieve? What does King hope to achieve by writing this article for Playboy magazine in 1982? Money Fame

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English 1301

English 1301. Ms. Lowery: Week 4. Class Overview. Before every class, read the assignment description before coming to class Audience Purpose Rhetorical choices/Rhetorical appeals BA 3 Requirements. How to identify Audience. style, tone, diction

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Teaching personal narrative in fYC

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Write a paragraph to answer the following questions:

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Persuasive Style in To Kill a Mockingbird

Persuasive Style in To Kill a Mockingbird. The student will apply reading strategies when comparing, making connections, and drawing conclusions about non-print text (CLG 1.1.4).

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Reviewing Argumentation

Reviewing Argumentation. Rhetoric. The art of persuading through written or spoken argument. You always need to consider your target audience. Tailor your argument for the target audience. Your target audience for the second paper: Fairly educated adults. Key Aspects of Argumentation.

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Pathos

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Syntax And tone, and diction . . . Oh my!

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Diction Connotation (evoke associations) Denotation (credibility)

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Analyzing Rhetorical Appeals (After Sections 6-7):

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Analyzing Rhetorical Appeals:

Analyzing Rhetorical Appeals:.

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