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Kayla’s Week 2 Digital Receipt

Posted by Kayla Ye on

When you start the second series of the article

If you continue scrolling, the image changes and now tells you about where in Antarctica thats losing and gaining ice

Scroll down more and the visual tells you about the geography of the continent

The visual ends off by emphasizing the importance of finding a solution to this issue

 

Gillis, Justin, et al. “Miles of Ice Collapsing Into the Sea.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 18 May 2017, www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/05/18/climate/antarctica-ice-melt-climate-change.html.

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QianXing’s Digital Receipt #1

Posted by QianXing Ou on

(NOTES) Understand Rhetoric:A Graphic Guide to Writing

-From Greek : word EIRO-to say

-Questions don’t require an answer

-talk and perform/thinking

-Plato

-Rhetorics are false

-teachers are bad, only giving orders.

-Affects teens using tragedy.

– teens might pick up the negative aspects inside the tragedy show.

-Life a lot better before writing.

-ARISTOTLE (student of Plato)

– Rhetoric is foundation of education.

 

Ethos:Credibility

Pathos: usage of emotion

Logos: have to make sense/logical.

Kairo: Rhetoric is also about time

  • Use certain words in certain situation.

-Debates are very sensitive to time.

– Think before sending an email

 

When Your Grades Are based on Labor

Mistakes do not matter that much, focus on your ideas.

-Don’t try to show off

-Willing to take risk

-It is always nice to redo a assignment

-Work harder!

 

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Posted by Tanvir Youhana on

this comic was very interesting in the way that they put the ideas rhetoric into comic form

I was able to understand rhetoric better through this comic because it gave visual to looks at as well as examples to explain each rhetorical element

ethos

the credibility of  the author and what they say. To see if they what they are saying can be believed

pathos

the use of emotion in debates or argument

logos

the appeal to reason

kairos I am still a little confused about

I was questioning how rhetoric’s connect to engineering and how to use rhetoric’s in my writing

this reading reminds of me of the assignments that i did last semester in freshman English and how the things i learned about the rhetorical situation relates to this

I look back at my essay from last semester and I see how I used pathos in my political cartoon. i appealed to the emotion of the reader. Keep in mind to use my writing from last semester as reference for this course if possible

-Tanvir Youhana

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