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Rhetorical Transaction
Exigence Rhetorical Situation Audience Purpose Logos Appeals Ethos Pathos Organization/Structure/Form Diction Imagery Syntax Figurative Language Surface Features
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Rhetorical Modes: Patterns of Development
8 major patterns Narration Description Process Analysis Exemplification Comparison & Contrast Classification & Division Definition Causal Analysis Author’s Purpose Organize individual paragraphs or sections Organize entire text
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Narration Tells story; recounts events; personal
Chronological (detail, pov, dialogue) Craft story to support thesis Often used as a way to enter topics Draws a reader in
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Description Paints a picture with senses; details
Establishes mood/atmosphere Empathy; connection to text
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Process Analysis Explains how something works Clear and logical
Proper transitions Concise verbs
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Exemplification/Illustration
Provides a series of examples “Let me give you an example…” Aristotle = Induction = series of examples lead to general conclusion
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Comparison & Contrast Analyze information Similarities & differences
Subject by subject Point by point
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Classification & Division
What goes together & why Categories….to help readers see relationships between seemingly unrelated things
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Definition Established common ground Identifies areas of conflict
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Causal Analysis Cause leads to an effect
Effect that results from a cause Needs logic “Why” in the title
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Rhetorical Transaction
Exigence Rhetorical Situation Audience Purpose Logos Appeals Ethos Pathos Organization/Structure/Form Diction Imagery Syntax Figurative Language Surface Features
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Tone Definition: a literary technique which encompasses the attitudes toward the subject and toward the audience implied in a literary work Examples: formal, informal, intimate, solemn, somber, playful, serious, ironic, guilty, sarcastic, condescending…
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“Shooting an Elephant” George Orwell
Read and annotate the story Identify any Patterns of Development as well as elements of the Rhetorical Transaction within the text.
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