Primary and Secondary Sources
Primary Source
You do this when you want to have your written train of thought down before drafting.
Generate Ideas- Free Write- Bullet Point
These things go in the upper left hand corner of your essay.
Your name
Professor Name
Class Title
Due Date of Assignment
The difference between Rhetor and Rhetoric
Rhetoric: The language being used
The most important thing to consider as a writer
Secondary Source
You do this to organize your thoughts before creating a draft
Outline
This is how many body paragraphs are minimum within an essay
3
Metacognition is
Thinking about your own thinking
Culture is defined as this
“ it is a system of systems, a set of interdependent principles and mechanisms that all inform each other which collectively influences practically everything we do because of who we are and how we see the world”
Secondary sources are used to..
Used to back up claims and solidify yourself as a credible writer.
You do this to learn from mistakes/ advance your skill with learning how to approach something differently in the future
Revise
This is a thesis statement
I believe _ because of _
This is _ because of _
A clear claim that a writer provides at the beginning of their essay, which they back up with their body paragraphs.
We do this when we analyze something rhetorically
Think about a topic as a whole- not just from our own opinion or POV
This is an artifact in culture
This is where you can locate valuable secondary sources..
Adrian Library online database, In person Library, other academic online databases, given texts from a classroom, Google Scholar
The Process of projecting and looking back
Reflection
This is what is included in an introduction and conclusion paragraph
Intriguing opening sentence
2-3 Summary sentences about the topic
Thesis statement
Restate thesis
2-3 Summary sentences about topic
Looking into the future statement
This is reading like a writer
To RLW means to read with the intention of learning- picking up things from the author's writer's toolbox to add into your own.
Appeals are
Ways to persuade an audience to listen to your rhetoric- Financial- emotional- logical etc..
The time frame to typically narrow down searches for secondary sources.
within the last 10 years publication
Revision process is broken down into these three steps
1: Overview
2: Paragraph View
3: Cleaning up
MLA in text citations
AND
MLA works cited citation
Signal Phrase : Dwight said "Jim is stupid" (2009).
In the office the the two jokester's played pranks on each other and stated that the other was "stupid" (Schrute 2009).
Last Name, First Name. Title. Publisher. Year
The Rhetorical Situation
Rhetor- The speaker
Rhetoric- The Language
Exigence- The Problem
Purpose- Why
Audience- Who
Context- How
What are social norms? How do social norms influence culture?
“The performative rules and standards that are understood and respected by a community”
“Norms exist when people expect that others will approve or disapprove of a particular set of behaviors the result of which can lead to social cohesion or social punishment”