Rhetorical Context Questions 1. The podcast artifact’s genre is based on science. 2. The fact that was a science podcast, the characteristics and expectations were to present a claim (about words) based on their experiments. 3. The podcast tries reaching… Continue Reading →

I’m using Explicit/Implicit and Extended meaning Analysis to do Rhetorical Analysis of Ad: Explicit – There are people that are illiterate and there is something that need to be done, no matter the age so they can improve and overcome… Continue Reading →

The article is about autobiography of Malcolm X who was known as one of the most articulate and powerful leaders of Black America. Even though being one of the most articulate he struggled when it comes to reading and understanding… Continue Reading →

1. Living in the Shadows: Illiteracy in America Summary: The ABC article “Living in the Shadows: Illiteracy in America” talks about the number of people who doesn’t know how to read or write and how does this affect this group… Continue Reading →

When we read, watch or listen we get persuaded mostly or faster when the story is real, meaning story based on true story. And manipulation it’s a persuasion at that point until it’s real, but if the story it’s not… Continue Reading →

The ability to read and learn leads everyone to have a better life and more opportunities. In United States there is a high percentage of people that don’t know how to read, which leads to more poverty, crime, etc. The… Continue Reading →

Body paragraph its a supporting element of the main idea. Body paragraph come after the introduction and before the conclusion and It’s the longest part of the essay. Each paragraph should be composed of related sentences that make a single point…. Continue Reading →

Fallacy as we know it is an argument someone makes using reasons that doesn’t really support the argument, it is logically invalid. In the all of advertisement mentioned I can see clearly a fallacy being used. The appeal to authority… Continue Reading →