question archive Pitch: what do the authors want us to believe? Complaint: what are the authors worried about or reacting to? Moment: how do you know when this was published? Audience: how is the intended audience and why? Ethos: how do the authors establish their credibility? Pathos: how do the authors appeal to our emotions? Logos: how do the authors build logical arguments? How effective is this text, based on your analysis? Each bullet should be a 4-5 sentence paragraph, but again, does not have to be a perfectly constructed one
Pitch: what do the authors want us to believe? Complaint: what are the authors worried about or reacting to? Moment: how do you know when this was published? Audience: how is the intended audience and why? Ethos: how do the authors establish their credibility? Pathos: how do the authors appeal to our emotions? Logos: how do the authors build logical arguments? How effective is this text, based on your analysis? Each bullet should be a 4-5 sentence paragraph, but again, does not have to be a perfectly constructed one
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- Pitch: what do the authors want us to believe?
- Complaint: what are the authors worried about or reacting to?
- Moment: how do you know when this was published?
- Audience: how is the intended audience and why?
- Ethos: how do the authors establish their credibility?
- Pathos: how do the authors appeal to our emotions?
- Logos: how do the authors build logical arguments?
- How effective is this text, based on your analysis?
Each bullet should be a 4-5 sentence paragraph, but again, does not have to be a perfectly constructed one. What is most important in this exercise is the substance of your analysis. You must also cite the text; make sure to include the "does" to help explain your analysis.
