The Writing Process
A step in the writing process (any)
What is brainstorming, research, outlining, prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, peer review
Appealing to emotion
What is Pathos?
A flaw in reasoning
What is Logical Fallacy?
A credibility test that assesses currency, relevancy, accuracy, authority, purpose, and objectivity.
What is CRAAPO?
The step in the writing process that involves correcting grammar errors
What is Editing
Appealing to logic and reason
What is Logos?
What is Ad Hominem?
A type of source that's been peer reviewed and/or published in a journal
What is Scholarly/Academic Sources?
The step in the writing process where the "real magic" happens
What is Revising?
Appealing to authority and ethics
What is Ethos?
What is False Dilemma?
A way content creators make money that legally they're supposed to disclose to their audience
What is Sponsorship?
A step in the writing process that shows writing is not always a solitary activity
Choices writers make to persuade
Rhetoric
A professor of mathematics with no lived experience makes a video about alternative mental health treatments
What is False Authority?
Stores of information you have access to through the SLCC library
What are Databases?
Assessing writer, audience, exigence, purpose, subject, context, and genre
What is the Rhetorical Situation?
Right place and right time
What is Kairos?
Using fallacies intentionally, or misusing appeals
What is Manipulation?
What we're doing when we look carefully at a source and assess it for credibility, rhetoric, and fallacies
What is Analysis?