WRITING 39B Chapter 10: Rhetorical Analysis
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Literary analysis: a process that often involves looking at what happens in a book. The underlying themes, connections to modern day. What happens in a text correlates to what it means (the author"s purpose) Rhetorical analysis: a process that analyzes how effective communication is conveyed through rhetorical devices. What happens in a book, how does that happen, and what effect does it have on the text as a whole. Understanding the effect of a text allows us to analyze how that effect was created (through rhetorical devices) The message of the text is essentially what the author is trying to argue or what the author is trying to make us believe. Do you agree with it: the medium also gives insight to the effect of communication! Each rhetor has a different persona and credibility. Researching about the rhetor and his/her influence may provide more insight on the effect of the text.
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