Bradyn Busche
English 101: Dawn Diprince
3 September 2012
Rhetorical Précis: Chapter 3 in Choices
In his
third chapter of, “Choices 2.0 Situations for College Writing” (2010), Joe
Marshall Hardin demonstrates the proper structure of writing a strong piece of writing,
which may include an argument, persuasion, or literary discussion. Hardin
supports his claims by demonstrating an example of the proper structure, and
the improper use of structure for an argument and letting the reader decide for
his/herself which has a stronger appeal to the reader through structure and
references to ethos, pathos, and logos. His purpose is to demonstrate the
proper use of structural aspects (branding, dialogue, paraphrasing, etc.) in a
way that clicks with the readers purpose of writing, therefore allowing them to
create stronger pieces of writing in the future after being introduced to all
important items suggested by the text. His audience is a base of writers trying to create
a stronger argument, or more compelling and informative piece through structure
by reading this book.
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