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| Elements of a Rhetorical Situation |
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| Genre, Audience, Purpose, Stance, Larger Context, Medium Design |
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| sets conventions; establishes purpose |
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| how the text will be perceived |
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| connected to stance; motives |
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| reveals perspective and bias |
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| places text in specific setting |
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| Enhances message; changes the way the message is delivered but not the message itself |
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| How does one discuss the rhetorical situation of a text? |
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| Analyze why an author writes the way he/she does using the elements of a rhetorical situation |
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| sentence/s that guides the audience from the introduction of your essay by telling them the main idea and supporting points of your essay |
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| (not too broad or specific)introduces the main idea of the paragraph. |
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