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Unit 4: Discussion
Welcome to this unit's
discussion! In this discussion, you will analyze and discuss your readings
and prepare for success in this unit's major writing assignment.
LEARNING GOALS: By participating
in this unit's discussion, you will:
·
add to your understanding of the three rhetorical appeals (ethos, pathos,
and logos)
·
analyze how writers and advertisers establish
credibility, use emotional appeals, and incorporate logic and reasoning
TASK: Because you should be
spending most of your time this unit in peer review and revision, the
requirements for this discussion will be relatively simple. First, please
do one of the following:
·
Locate an advertisement on the web (visual or video), or
·
Re-read one of the readings from the first three units of class.
Then, perform an
analysis of the text's rhetoric by briefly answering the following
questions:
1.
What does this text argue? In other words, what is its focus or
central message?
2.
What does this text do to invoke emotions? How does the
text make you feel? (Be specific!)
3.
What logic and reasoning does this text use? Does the text
make an argument?
4.
What does this text do to establish a sense of credibility and
trustworthiness? What shared values does the text invoke?
5.
Which of these appeals does the text rely on most?
6.
What can you, as a writer, learn from how this text uses the
appeals?
Because your time is
best spent in peer review and workshop this unit, you are not required
to respond to your classmates in this discussion. You will be doing plenty of
response in peer review! Please, however, check back to answer any questions
that your instructor asks.
GRADING: Please see the
rubric for this assignment to see how your participation in discussion will be
graded.
REMINDERS: Your initial
discussion post is due by Wednesday, 11:59pm (Central). No follow-up posts are
due this unit. For a possibility of full credit in this discussion, you
must create a well-crafted initial post that reflects your own thoughts on the
assigned readings.