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Select and summarize a text that represents an issue important to you. Interpret and analyze the text based on its rhetorical effectiveness for its intended audience.

Posted on March 7, 2022 by Ambrose

Working For The Minimum Wage Select and summarize a text that represents an issue important to you. Interpret and analyze the text based on its rhetorical effectiveness for its intended audience. Cite and discuss examples from the text to illustrate and support your analysis. Your response might consider the author’s ethos, the emotional appeals he […]

College Athletes Should be Compensated for Their Skills and Name.Discuss

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Ambrose

College Athletes Should be Compensated for Their Skills and Name.Discuss Your claim must be supportable with observable, measurable, and replicable evidence. Avoid claims that are come from moral or personal values, or which are simple claims of one person’s or group’s sense of right and wrong, or which are based solely or primarily on emotional […]

Using Lewis’s chapter introductions to “Questions” and to “Argument,” compare and evaluate the persuasive strategies used by Levin and Cotton to persuade readers to their view; determine also the ethical perspective of each author.

Posted on January 16, 2021 by Ambrose

Description Journal 2 For this week’s journal entry, we will build on the “Questions” chapter from the last journal as we scaffold up to some more complex tools for our box of critical thinking strategies. This means we move on to the chapter on “Argument.” Read Kent Lewis’s introduction to the chapter, Michael Levin’s “The […]

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Select and summarize a text that represents an issue important to you. Interpret and analyze the text based on its rhetorical effectiveness for its intended audience.

College Athletes Should be Compensated for Their Skills and Name.Discuss

Using Lewis’s chapter introductions to “Questions” and to “Argument,” compare and evaluate the persuasive strategies used by Levin and Cotton to persuade readers to their view; determine also the ethical perspective of each author.