Another Way to Write about an Image

First of all, you describe what you see.

Then read the handout.

In your journal aswer this question:

Are the authors discussing the effectiveness of this painting? If not, what are they discussing?

Homework:

Continue working on your paper; Draft #2 is due Monday.

More Rhetorical Analysis

We finish the Hoepker photo discussion.

Homework:

1. Continue to work on your Summary/Response about an Image.

2. One vocabulary word.

Peer Review

Today your first draft is due for the Summary/Response about an Image.

You do the peer review; the second draft is due on Monday.

Rhetorical Analysis

The three rhetorical appeals: Everyday Writer page 46 .

Freewrite: Consider your own writing/communication. List the three appeals (ethos, logos and pathos) and then come up with an example of each in your own work. Try to have each example be an entire work that was dominated by one of the appeals.

We do some thinking and writing about questions of rhetorical effectiveness in order to practice.
First of all, look at the pictures here and then on this page.

Then you read the handout. And other things.


Homework:

1. Your Draft #1 about an image is due tomorrow, Wednesday.

2. Vocabulary word in journal.

Summary/Response #2?

First of all, take time to finish the editing handout and we'll go over the back ("Accidents" with my car....).

Then you read Everyday Writer pages 370-375 and put exercises 38.1 and 38.3 in your journal, the even numbered sentences.

While you do so I'll look at what you've chosen to write your next paper about.

Homework:

1. Begin writing about your chosen image. The first draft is due Wednesday.

2. Add a vocabulary word to your journal.