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The Rhetorical Triangle
For future reference, some questions to ask when you’re beginning a piece of rhetorical analysis.
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Aristotle, Joshua Bell, and Persuasion
Watch the video. Then I’ll have a few words about this after the jump.
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Essayists for Author Study 3
Anthony Bourdain Bill Bryson Ta-Nehisi Coates Nora Ephron Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Malcolm Gladwell Christopher Hitchens Michael Pollan Anna Quindlen Oliver Sacks David Sedaris Peter Singer Neil deGrasse … Continue reading
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On Lying to Your Test Scorer
Earlier this fall I took part of a day to introduce students to the three essays that are usually components of the AP Language & Composition test most of them will take in May. These include the synthesis essay, a … Continue reading
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Nonfiction Book Options
Okay… After much searching, right-clicking, and so forth, I’ve come up with some examples of the kinds of books we’re looking for. I’m short on time, so I’m just going to give you some links and let you browse. I’d … Continue reading
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