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How does the writer create a logical argument? Why would the writer choose to use these appeals? Which appeal is the most effective in proving the author’s claim? How do the appeals affect the tone of the work? Any other important rhetorical features or strategies you noticed?
Example Graphic Organizer. In the example rhetorical analysis graphic organizer, there are several components that the student writer had to consider: the author's purpose in the article, the areas where the author used pathos, ethos, logos, and other rhetorical devices, and the thesis statement for the student writer's essay.
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In general, the following three steps in analyzing a rhetorical device can be recommended: 1 Identification of device and location in the context plus line number in brackets: What is the name of this device and where does it occur? 2 Quotation and technical analysis:
Photographs and Rhetorical Analysis Preview: This worksheet may help you sort and define information. Read it over once before you fill it in. 1. Warm Up: Jot down ideas in response to the following questions. What makes something true? What makes something beautiful?
Analyzing a text’s rhetorical significance begins with determining the rhetorical situation—how the communication format, be it visual, written, aural, or any other multimodal form, situates itself on four main concepts: the audience, context, subject, and purpose.
RHETORICAL STRATEGIES: ANY DEVICE USED TO ANALYZE THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN A WRITER/SPEAKER, A SPECIFIC AUDIENCE, AND A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Abstract diction: (compare to concrete diction) Abstract diction refers to words that describe concepts rather than concrete images (ideas and qualities rather than observable or specific things, people, or ...
