In “What in the World is Rhetoric?” has a precise definition of rhetoric by Aristotle described as the art of persuasion. That being told to the audience of how they will interpret persuasion presented by the rhetor. Threshold concepts represents rhetoric, knowledge-creation, literacies, intertextuality that are a deeper level of understanding that cannot be processed, but could be affected as we acquire knowledge. Also, writing transfer has main components of complex, higher-order thinking skills, awareness, and reflection that requires discipline. Discipline can be a broad skill of understanding a posed question, pursuing a research, and communicating ideas. This would influence the choices in writing called discourse conventions. In “The
