The Academic Mindset
This is quality describes a genuine desire for understanding.
This type of note summarize key points in a text.
What is Restatement?
This type of text gives a concise and accurate representation of another rhetor's work.
What is Academic Summary?
This term describes for whom a text is created.
What is Audience?
This characteristic describes how rhetoric reacts to a particular set of circumstances including time, location, audience, and context.
What is Responsive?
This quality describes the ability to question claims, facts, evidence, and information in order to delay judgment.
What is Skepticism?
This type of note involves recording your thoughts on a text.
What is Reaction?
What are key ideas?
This term describes the creator of a text.
What is Rhetor?
An advertisement would demonstrate this function of rhetoric.
What is Assists Advocacy?
This quality allows you to bounce back from adversity and recommit to the task at hand
What is Resilience?
This type of note involves breaking down a text into related chunks.
What is Tracking?
A summary should establish this for your readers.
What is Context?
This term describes what the rhetor hopes to achieve with a text.
What is Purpose?
The portrayal of Rosie the Riveter as a strong yet feminine white woman in order to appeal to American housewives is an example of this characteristic.
What is Adapted to an Audience?
The practice of conscious, deliberate thinking, or abstraction, that allows you to understand and refine your own learning process.
What is Reflection?
This strategy involves reading the first sentences of paragraphs in a text as well as the introduction and conclusion.
What is skimming?
A summary should be more general/broad when describing this.
What are Details?
We evaluate rhetoric based on this, not its morality or ethics.
What is Effectiveness?
Going to college to obtain a diploma that can help you get a specific job is an example of how rhetoric can function in this way.
What is Distributes Power?
This practice helps you see learning as interacting with other people.
What is Reciprocity?
This strategy involves looking for specific information in a text before reading it carefully.
What is scanning?
Using third person point-of-view and present tense in a summary can help you focus on this.
What is Authorial Action?
James Herrick defines rhetoric as the practice and study of this.
What is Symbolic Expression?
Rhetoric addresses these, that do not have a predetermined outcome.
What are Contingent Issues?