Audience Purpose Tone

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    Purpose

    considered the purpose of the paragraph. Then, you have to state your tone in the paragraph. Your tone is your attitude towards the subject of the paragraph, you should express your feelings about how you feel about the subject topic in your writing. It is important to know your audience, if you are writing a paper that is meant for children you should not structure it like you would do for adults. You should put yourself in the mind of one of your reader’s or intended audience, this will

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    10k & Annual Report Comparison

    companies such as Procter & Gamble are required to file two well-known types of reports: the 10K filing and the Annual Report. The purpose behind both of these documents is to monitor a company’s performance for the past year. Stakeholders in the respective companies can acquire this publicly provided data and analyze the information for different purposes. While 10K filings and annual reports contain similar data, their perspectives differ. For example, consider that the 10K is a financial

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    Obama State Of The Union Speech Analysis

    Obama’s speech addresses a specific audience about a specific problem, the purpose related to a specific policy action, that it represents authority accurately, uses the appropriate form and design for use. I will also review the clarity, correctness, conciseness and credibility of President Obama’s State of the Union Address. Features of Effectiveness President Obama’s State of the Union speech addressed a specific audience about specific problems. The audience is composed of Senators, Democrats

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    Rhetorical Analysis Of Sojourner Truth

    obstacles of gender and racial inequality, Truth induces her audience by utilizing an appeal to emotion and an empowering tone. Truth implements an appeal to emotion in her speech through the use of allusions to religion and repetition of the particular phrase, “And ain’t I a woman?” (346). Throughout the entirety of her speech, Truth alludes to Christianity as it is a primal aspect of her life. She commences her speech by referring to her audience as “children”, as in “children” of God. This implies that

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    Rhetorical Precis

    Essential information within the rhetorical précis include the writer’s name, the genre and name of the piece, the way in which this information is delivered, the main point, how the point is developed, and the relationship between the writer and audience. This information is presented in four very specific sentences as outlined below. 1. Sentence one provides the name of the author, the genre (essay, novel, speech...etc.) and title of the work with the date (in parentheses), a concise appropriate

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    James Baldwin

    himself to his audience as a fellow citizen and fellow American, someone who loves his country and wants it to be whole and healthy. Though he identifies the chief fear of his audience as the fear of Communist, he proposes that the ore fearful aspect of American society of the early 1960s is the “bad faith and cruelty” of generations. Baldwin builds credibility with his audience by recognizing teachers as powerful people who “deal with the minds and hearts of young people.” His audience senses that

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    Rhetorical Analysis Of Professions For Women By Virginia Woolf

    Virginia Woolf was an English writer who one of her famous essay was "Professions For Women" were she describes how women are being discriminated. Woolf purpose is to speak for the women on how they are being treated unfairly. She adopts an aggravated tone in order for women to keep fighting for equal rights. Woolf achieves her purpose thru the use of condemnatory diction and syntax. Virginia Woolf starts her essay with freighting words." Phantom", "tormented", "solely", "fictitious", "dispatched"

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    Speaker Observation

    Experts” in more depth. The purpose of this report is to demonstrate why Noreena Hertz is the right candidate to talk at the event. In my opinion Noreena Hertz is a very good speaker. This can be shown by analyzing her Ted Talk in light of the different parameters. Noreena is clear, complete and cordial. She makes use of good language and is articulate. Her message comes across very clearly. Even though she uses complex words she explains everything very well and keeps the audience interested. In fact,

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    Exploring Why We Praise Hip-Hop

    outlining Why We Praise Hip-Hop as my third project, I had to convey a tone that made my information seem reliable. Since I am not a musician or music critic as a profession, it seemed difficult to speak from a position of expertise. I learned how to obtain this by using my sources from being an avid listener of hip-hop music for many years. I also used specific terms and vocabulary that music fans would recognize to demonstrate a tone they would be familiar with in order to establish credibility.

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    About Me

    academic writing. The four factors are the purpose for the paragraph, your tone, the audience, and the content you will be writing about. When you include these four factors in your writing then the readers will be able to identify what you are writing and for whom you are writing for. The purpose is the reason why the writer composes the paragraph. The tone is the attitude the writer conveys about the paragraphs subject in a formal or informal way. The audience is the individual or group whom the

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