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Write a rhetorical analysis of an example of arts writing. You choose the example. You are not writing about the art, per se, but you are analyzing the writing approach from someone else who is writing about art.

Posted on March 3, 2023 by Assessments

At least 900+ words/ 3+ pages Write a rhetorical analysis of an example of arts writing. You choose the example. You are not writing about the art, per se, but you are analyzing the writing approach from someone else who is writing about art. You can write about whatever you want, within the following basic […]

Using your active reading notes from the previous rhetorical reading activity, write a 75 to 100 word summary that demonstrates a comprehensive, concise, fair, and accurate understanding of the editorial you have chosen to use for Writings 1 and 2.

Posted on January 27, 2023 by Assessments

First, reread “Reading Strategies: Getting to Know the Text” p. 32 and 33 and “Reading Activity: Locating Rhetorical Moves in an Essay in Order to Summarize” bottom p. 33 and p. 34. Using your active reading notes from the previous rhetorical reading activity, write a 75 to 100 word summary that demonstrates a comprehensive, concise, […]

Analyze and evaluate how arguments attempt to appeal to and persuade specific audiences.

Posted on January 27, 2023 by Assessments

Read the documents uploaded that are titled “getting to know you” and “Reading activity “ develop and support an argumentative claim • analyze and evaluate how arguments attempt to appeal to and persuade specific audiences. • demonstrate awareness of the rhetorical moves that writers make when creating arguments. • properly apply the terminology of argumentation.

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Write a rhetorical analysis of an example of arts writing. You choose the example. You are not writing about the art, per se, but you are analyzing the writing approach from someone else who is writing about art.

Using your active reading notes from the previous rhetorical reading activity, write a 75 to 100 word summary that demonstrates a comprehensive, concise, fair, and accurate understanding of the editorial you have chosen to use for Writings 1 and 2.

Analyze and evaluate how arguments attempt to appeal to and persuade specific audiences.