Reading, Writing, and the Rhetorical Situation

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Where and when to use rhetoric?

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Every time you read, write, or use language.

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Rhetorical situation components:

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Author, Audience, Message, Opportunity/Exigence, Context

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Types of audiences mentioned:

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Diverse, Multiple, and Specialized

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A specialized audience consists of...

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People who have demonstrated interest in the subject.

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A diverse audience consists of

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everyone

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Multiple audience consists of:

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people targeted by the author and potential readers.

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Author's purpose is

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All of these

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Three classifications of writing:

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Expressive, Expository, and Argumentative

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Writing that emphasizes feelings and reactions to people, objects, events, or ideas is called...

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Expressive

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Context includes: setting, medium of delivery, and audiences.

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setting, medium of delivery, and audiences