WRT 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Mixed Language, Apposition

WRT 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Enthymeme, Informal Logic, Deductive Reasoning

Artistic proofs: arguments the writer/speaker constructs; appeals to reason/common sense. Inartistic proofs: arguments the writer/speaker is given (i. 

WRT 201 Lecture 8: 10.14 Notes Proposal Argument

Proposal: explains a problem and offers a solution. Exigence: a situation that leads to demands for rhetoric. Manuscript: handwritten, original draft (

WRT 201 Lecture 5: 09.15 Notes Definition

WRT 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Upper Middle Class, Upper Class, Pathos

WRT 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Epideictic, Rogerian Argument

WRT 201 Lecture 6: 09.19 Notes Ethos

Chapter 3: ethos arguments based on character. Arguments based on character (ethos) depend on trust. We tend to accept arguments from those we trust, a

WRT 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Tisias

Thesis sentence: explains purpose of paper: an example of theory (it is a generalization) Argument: aims to engender adherence in the reader. Arguments

Class Notes for Writing at University of Rhode Island (URI)