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Slide1

SPAM

What do we mean by

rhetorical context?

SPAM

is a set of tools we’ll use to look at

rhetorical context

and make decisions about how to best communicate our ideas

.

S

ituation:

P

urpose:

A

udience:

M

ode:Slide2

Rhetorical Context

If you were trying to start a daycare business, which font would you choose for your business cards?

or ?

Why did you pick your answer? What about the Situation, Purpose, Audience, or Mode of this rhetorical context helped you make that decision?Slide3

Think about this…

1) You are hoping to start a new student organization at CLC. A proposal must be submitted to the Office of Student Life to get approval for this organization.

2) You have gotten approval for your student organization. Now you need to get students interested in becoming members.

How do these two rhetorical contexts differ in Situation, Purpose, Audience, and Mode? What might your final products look like for each context?Slide4

What is “Rhetorical Analysis”?

Let’s break it down:

What is “analysis

”? What is “rhetoric”?When writing a rhetorical analysis,

you are NOT saying whether or not you agree with the

argument. Yo

u are also not merely summarizing what the argument is or what the rhetorician said/wrote while making the argument.

Instead, you’re discussing 

both

how

 the rhetorician makes that argument and whether or not the approach used is

successful or effective

(

definition adapted

from the Texas A&M Writing Center website).Slide5

the

rhetorician’s

goals (implicit or explicit):

Purpose/Situation/Audiencethe techniques (or tools or strategies) used: Modeexamples

of those techniques

claims

as to

why

the rhetorician may have used those tools

b

acked up by analysis of examples, considering

SPAM

the effectiveness of those techniquesbacked up by analysis of SPAM and the rhetorician’s choices

A rhetorical analysis should

include: