Rhetorical Strategies for Composition by Wink, Karen A. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover-Page Halftitle Title Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Rhetoric

Essentials of Rhetoric Brief History Audience Texts, Contexts, and Purposes

2 Forming an Argument: Aristotle’s Six Parts of an Argument

Essentials of Argumentation Classic Model Stases: Categories of Argument Exigency

3 Rhetorical Situations

Essentials of a Rhetorical Situation Writing Process Checklist Thesis Statement Topic Sentences The Paragraph Paragraphs with Specific Functions: Introductions Paragraphs with Specific Functions: Conclusions Assertion, Evidence, Analysis (AEA) Method

4 Appeals and Fallacies: Essentials of Appeals and Fallacies

Essentials Examples of Rhetorical Appeals Essentials of Logical Fallacies Rhetorical Analysis Exercise

5 Voice: Essentials of Voice

Essentials

6 Stylistics: Essentials of Stylistics

Essentials Figures of Speech Sentence Variation

7 Revision

Essentials of Revision Active and Passive Voice Choosing Exact Words

8 Documenting Sources: Essentials of Documenting Sources

Essentials Citing Sources: Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing

9 Grammar, Punctuation, and Usage: Essentials of Grammar, Punctuation, and Usage

Essentials

10 Visual Arguments: Essentials of Visual Arguments

Essentials

Audience Analysis Angela’s Research Paper: “Hands for the future,” Reflecting Classic Model: Aristotle’s Six Parts of an Argument Works Cited Works Consulted

Works Cited Index About the Author