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Light Bulb: Rhetoric and Composition
- Author
- Tonia Pahari
- Publisher
- Chattahoochee Technical College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- Language
- EN
- Category
- English
Contents· 110 sections
- 01: Building Strong Reading Skills
- 1.01: Read Effectively
- 1.02: Use Pre-reading Strategies
- 1.03: Annotate and Take Notes
- 1.04: Summarizing and Paraphrasing
- 1.05: Inferences
- 1.06: Using Context Clues
- 02: Reading - Writing Process
- 2.01: Steps in the Reading-Writing Process
- 2.02: Intro to Rhetorical Context (Purpose Tone Audience Content)
- 2.03: Intro to Rhetorical Modes (Methods of Development)
- 2.04: The Format of the Academic Essay
- 2.05: Myths about Writing
- 03: The Writing Process
- 3.01: Prewriting
- 3.02: Outlining
- 3.03: Drafting Thesis Statements
- 3.04: Drafting (Part 1)
- 3.05: Drafting (Part 2)
- 3.06: Revising and Editing (Part 1)
- 3.07: Revising and Editing (Part 2)
- 04: Rhetorical Modes of Writing
- 4.01: Introduction
- 4.02: Narration
- 4.03: Description
- 4.04: Classification
- 4.05: Process Essay
- 4.06: Definition
- 4.07: Comparison and Contrast
- 4.08: Cause and Effect
- 4.09: Persuasion (Part 1)
- 4.10: Persuasion (Part 2)
- 05: Analysis and Synthesis
- 5.01: Why It Matters- Analysis and Synthesis
- 5.02: Introduction to Analysis As Critical Thinking
- 5.03: What Is Analysis
- 5.04: Overcoming Barriers to Analysis
- 5.05: Suspending Judgment
- 5.06: Introduction to the Keys to Successful Analysis
- 5.07: Analytical Thesis Statements
- 5.08: Making Inferences
- 5.09: Introduction to Types of Analysis
- 5.10: Rhetorical Analysis
- 5.11: Rhetorical Appeals- Logos Pathos and Ethos Defined
- 5.12: Annotated Student Sample- Rhetorical Analysis- Evicted by Matthew Desmond by Eliana Evans
- 5.13: Critical Analysis
- 5.14: Introduction to Synthesis
- 5.15: Synthesis
- 5.16: Synthesis in Practice
- 5.17: Putting It Together- Analysis and Synthesis
- 5.18: Discussion- Ad Rhetorical Analysis
- 5.19: Assignment- The Role of Inference in Reading and Understanding Satire
- 06: Writing a Research Paper
- 6.01: The Purpose of Research Writing
- 6.02: Choosing Your Topic
- 6.03: Managing Your Research
- 6.04: Gathering Your Sources (Part 1)
- 6.05: Gathering Your Sources (Part 2)
- 6.06: Evaluating and Processing Your Sources
- 6.07: Applying Your Research
- 6.08: Writing Your Draft
- 6.09: Documenting Your Source Material
- 6.10: Revising Your Draft (Part 1)
- 6.11: Revising Your Draft (Part 2)
- 07: MLA Documentation and Format
- 7.01: Introduction to MLA Documentation
- 7.02: MLA Document Formatting
- 7.03: MLA Works Cited
- 7.04: Supplementary Resource- MLA Citation Formatting
- 08: Style
- 8.01: Academic Style
- 8.02: Point of View
- 8.03: Commonly Confused Words
- 8.04: Word Choice
- 8.05: Editing Focus- Verb Tense Consistency
- 8.06: Sentence Focus
- 8.07: Coordination and Subordination
- 8.08: Appositives Adjective Clauses Verbals
- 8.09: Active vs. Passive Voice
- 8.10: Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers
- 8.11: Sentence Variety
- 8.12: Relative Clauses
- 8.13: Key Takeaways
- 09: Grammar and Punctuation
- 9.01: Grammar and Punctuation
- 9.1.01: Syntax (Part 1)
- 9.1.02: Syntax (Part 2)
- 9.1.03: Syntax (Part 3)
- 9.1.04: Verbs (Part 1)
- 9.1.05: Run-On Sentences and Fragments
- 9.1.06: Verbs (Part 2)
- 9.1.07: Nouns and Article Use
- 9.1.08: Pronouns
- 9.1.09: Punctuation (Part 1)
- 9.1.10: Punctuation (Part 2)
- 9.1.11: Capitalization
- 9.1.12: Diction and Spelling (Part 1)
- 9.1.13: Diction and Spelling (Part 2)
- 10: Sample Essays
- 10.01: Introduction to Sample Essays
- 10.02: Narrative Essay
- 10.03: Illustration Essay
- 10.04: Descriptive Essay
- 10.05: Classification Essay
- 10.06: Process Analysis Essay
- 10.07: Definition Essay
- 10.08: Compare-and-Contrast Essay
- 10.09: Cause-and-Effect Essay
- 10.10: Persuasive Essay
- 10.11: Rhetorical Analysis Essay