Question.3398 - What are the key ideas in this chapter? What do the authors mean by the “rhetorical situation”? What are the basic elements of rhetorical analysis? What is the difference between a "balanced" and "unbalanced" argument? What to Post: By Friday of week 4, create a discussion post (*this is what you post): Choose 2 “golden lines” (quotations) that either surprise you, confuse you, make you think of something that you already know, or relate to one of the above questions. Quote the golden lines using MLA style citation formatLinks to an external site. and thoroughly explain why you chose each golden line. Your discussion post should be 200-300 words.
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