One the other hand, Wayne C. Booth stresses in “The Rhetorical Stance” that one of the most important things for students to learn in college writing classes is to balance the triangle of subject, reader, and writer. Booth believes that students could write excellent essays if they balance the subject, reader, and writer in their essays well. Moreover, he elaborates three stances, the pedant’s stance, the advertiser’s stance, and the entertainer’s stance, which would destroy the equilibrium of the triangle. “Students should avoid these three corruptions in order to make their writing more efficient and arousing to write and read.” Booth says. Just like Booth’s triangle, the rhetorical triangle also guides students to think of the writer, the