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Rhetorical Analysis
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Nick Kistler
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Updated Oct 7, 2020
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Hey, folks, I'm going to be reviewing rhetoric and rhetorical
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analysis for you.
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Starting with the three different appeals, a piece of content
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can make be it ethos, credibility, logos, logical presentation or
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pathos. Emotional appeal.
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Um, and when doing a rhetorical analysis, you have to
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consider three things.
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The first of those being your audience.
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Both the primary audience that will receive it firsthand on
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bits, first run per se and the unforeseen audience the
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secondary audience If it's redistributed or shared by people in
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the audience, just who who is going to reach outside
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of who's physically there?
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In that moment as well as purpose, this one can
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seem a bit obvious, like sometimes as tthe ecri ater.
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You know what you're trying to say, but also if
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it your piece fits into a larger narrative or a
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larger concept, that could be the secondary purpose.
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And lastly, the context of your work could be what,
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what it is in general, the media that you presented
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in where it is, whether it's magazine, billboard, screen, anything
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when that could be like literally morning, afternoon, evening or
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during a greater event in the year, and how it's
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like how is tthe e reader going to interact with
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your work
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