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Essay Prompt:
Rhetorically analyze Stanley Milgram′s article, ″The Perils of ObedienceLinks to an external site..″ The most important thing to remember is that you are NOT arguing with the author, or commenting on the topic. I want you to identify the purpose of the writing, and provide an analysis on his use of each of the appeals (ethos, logos, and pathos), including which one you think he used the most or most successfully. Here are some rhetorical questions from our slides to help you develop your paragraphs:
What is the rhetorical situation?
What occasion gives rise to the need or opportunity for persuasion?
Who is the author/speaker and what are his/her credentials?
How does the author or speaker appeal to reason? To emotion? To logic?
What is the author′s intention?
What kind of style and tone is used and for what purpose?
Does the message/speech/text succeed in fulfilling the author′s intentions?
Why is it successful or unsuccessful of achieving what the author set out to do (NOT convincing you as an individual)
Look at style, tone, delivery- NOT whether or not you agree with the message.
What does the nature of the communication reveal about the culture that produced it?
Why does this document exist in this way, in our society?
Instructions:
I would like to see the following elements in your essay:
Your Introduction paragraph should:
introduce the full article title and author by full name, with a brief summary of the author′s main point/argument
be free from personal pronouns!
end with your comprehensive thesis statement
Your thesis should be one sentence at the end of your introduction that lists/summarizes your main points in the order they appear in your body paragraphs. If done correctly, someone should be able to read just your one-sentence thesis and understand what your entire paper is about.
Each Body Paragraph (3) should include:
a topic sentence that clearly states the main point of the paragraph
one supporting quote for body paragraph one w/ in-text citation
analysis of the quote/point you are making
Your conclusion should
answer the “So what? Who cares?” questions- how does your analysis reflect on the bigger issue?
NOT include quotes or new information
Your completed Works Cited page for the assigned article ONLY
Requirements:
Your final draft should be 2 to 3 full pages in length, in 9th edition MLA format, and respond originally and appropriately to the prompt. Your paper should follow a traditional 5 paragraph essay: Introduction, 3 Body paragraphs, and Conclusion. You may have a minimum of three body paragraphs and a maximum of five, as long as your topics do not overlap. You should have at least three direct quotes/paraphrases from the article (one in each body paragraph) followed by an in-text citation, and a Works Cited page.
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