Rhetorical Devices
What is the rhetorical device that tries to apply to reader's logic?
Logos
What was the purpose of your Argument for Change essay?
To argue for a change...
Name 3 ways you can tell a scholarly article is probably credible:
Peer reviewed
Recent
Reputable publication
Lateral reading through it's bibliography
Confirmed by other research
Lack of bias from researchers
What is synthesis?
Putting multiple sources in conversation with each other.
What is the genre Taylor writes in?
Poetry
What is the rhetorical device that tries to rely on the writers credibility?
Ethos
Name at least 3 purposes you can have while writing:
Argue, convince, describe...etc.
Wikipedia is a valuable source?
Yes...if you use it as a place to start lateral reading.
What is a thesis sentence?
The single sentence in the beginning of an essay that clearly states the purpose of the essay.
Basketball
What is the rhetorical device that tries to apply to reader's emotions?
Pathos
Name the three parts of the rhetorical situation:
Writer, Purpose, Audience
What are 3 genre norms of a scholarly article?
Abstract, section headers, peer reviewed, credible authors/publication, discussion/conclusion section, no bias from researchers (disclosed)...etc (there are more I'll accept)
What are 3 important things to remember to do during a peer review
Options include, but not limited to: say positive things, critique writing not person, ask questions, golden rule...etc.
What is Taylor's partner's name?
Matt
Should you use all 3 devices in one paper?
Trick question! It depends on your purpose and genre!
Name 2 reasons genre matters:
Options include: let readers know what to expect, helps you shape your own paper, helps to categorize content...etc.
What is lateral reading?
Going to the sources that your sources quote AND/OR searching the for credibility of the author.
What is metacognition?
Thinking about how you think.
When does Taylor's book come out?
Why did we write the first essay using only personal experience?
Your personal experiences are valuable rhetorical devices you can use that give you ethos as a writer. (I'll probably accept other options for this also).
Why does the writer matter?
Options include but not limited to: they are highly educated, their personal experience matters, their personal experiences impact how they approach a subject. etc.
Why should you try to find credible sources?
Options include: it makes you more credible, means you are probably getting accurate info, (etc)
What are the two types of bias?
Implicit and Explicit
Name either one country Taylor has lived in other than America OR what other language does she speak?
Iceland, France, Belgium. French.