Laura Bolin Carroll is able to clearly persuade us of the importance of being able to have the skills of rhetorical analysis when being presented with rhetoric. In her text, “ Backpacks vs. Briefcases: Steps toward Rhetorical Analysis “, she relates to the audience by putting into words how we, as a society make quick analysis by making assumptions by appearance. You are quick to make conclusions about a person simply by how they present themselves. We have it engraved in our reasoning that a person’s appearance is a representation of their personality. As we continue to make these assumptions and conclusions, we begin to adjust to the amount of rhetoric information that is given to us through these encounters.
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The Brady Campaign presents the cons of lenient gun laws by showing emotion and statistics on their website in several ways: “ Of the 33,000 people who die from gun violence in this country, how many could be saved? “ and “ Gun Violence Takes A Massive Toll on American Children “. This presents credibility towards the gun control advocate group as they are able to provide information that can change the society's view on gun control. By providing this information, we are able to understand that this group’s incentive is pressured by the amount of deaths caused by guns. Brady Campaign appeals to society as they persuade you that by enforcing stricter gun laws, you are able to save more lives. Throughout their campaign, they continue with data that convince the audience that supporting gun control will make the country safer. By stating how gun violence affects American children, the campaign’s audience can be assumed to be parents or adults. They provide a solution to the statements shown, by having more strict gun control.
By acquiring the skills to perform a rhetorical analysis of certain situations, you are able to use this to your advantage of seeing a rhetorical situation. You will be able to clearly see the exigence of one’s argument and the purpose of why they are trying to persuade you and who they are targeting as an
The acknowledgement of …show more content…
The Brady Campaign presents the cons of lenient gun laws by showing emotion and statistics on their website in several ways: “ Of the 33,000 people who die from gun violence in this country, how many could be saved? “ and “ Gun Violence Takes A Massive Toll on American Children “. This presents credibility towards the gun control advocate group as they are able to provide information that can change the society's view on gun control. By providing this information, we are able to understand that this group’s incentive is pressured by the amount of deaths caused by guns. Brady Campaign appeals to society as they persuade you that by enforcing stricter gun laws, you are able to save more lives. Throughout their campaign, they continue with data that convince the audience that supporting gun control will make the country safer. By stating how gun violence affects American children, the campaign’s audience can be assumed to be parents or adults. They provide a solution to the statements shown, by having more strict gun control.
By acquiring the skills to perform a rhetorical analysis of certain situations, you are able to use this to your advantage of seeing a rhetorical situation. You will be able to clearly see the exigence of one’s argument and the purpose of why they are trying to persuade you and who they are targeting as an