WRA-130 Ellie Jensen

This article suggests many possibilities for postulating criticism of a selected text. There’s always some form of impact when rhetorical criticism has been published. Such as how evident is the article in its persuasiveness to discourage the original piece of information? Also after that said credibility has been lost how can an author gain it back? Research questions are key when developing a rhetorical theory. Noticing faulty factual statements ...

President Obama initiates his keynote address with a topic of similarity. The well sought after American dream is the foundation of his lineage. His grandfather on his father’s side, a Kenyan house cook, sent his son forward to the land of promise and prosperity. Gaining an education in the United States. Its here where his father met his mother, the daughter of an oil rig worker. His statements make clear that his heritage is not from wealth or the...