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“Tell Me I’m Fat” Discussion Questions, 10/3/18

“Tell Me I’m Fat” Discussion Questions, 10/3/18

First, let’s start our discussion with some writing. Let’s practice using evidence to support your claims by responding to the following question: As you listen, notice the moments where you have an emotional response to what you hear. Point to SPECIFIC MOMENTS (give time cues, if you can). What makes you angry? What makes you happy? What annoys you, frustrates you or makes you laugh? Do you expect that everyone who listens to this story would have the same reaction…

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Rhetorical analysis exercise and peer review, 10/1/18

Rhetorical analysis exercise and peer review, 10/1/18

I. Collaborative Rhetorical Analysis Exercise Let’s all take about 10 minutes to quickly read through this piece quietly. When we’re finished, we’ll walk through the following questions together: What is the title of the article? Who is the author? What is the article about? What is the author’s central claim? How does the author make that claim? Think about the terms of rhetorical analysis that we discussed last week. What other, larger conversations does this article connect to? What is the extended…

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Guidelines: Rhetorical Analysis

Guidelines: Rhetorical Analysis

First Draft Due: Monday, October 1st Peer Review: Monday, October 1st Second Draft Due: Monday, October 8th Conferences: NONE. Dr. Andersen will be away 10/4-10/13, and will comment on all drafts in writing. *Please note: Dr. Andersen will be on campus Sunday, October 14th from 12pm until 5pm. If you would like to meet with her that day to discuss Assignment #2, and/or any questions you have about rhetorical analysis or the materials posted online over the past week, please stop by her…

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