I have no clue what object I want to choose for my rhetorical analysis. I have thought of many ideas--my brother has a Jack Daniels poster that I saw this weekend that has the date it was established and all that good stuff...but I don't think that is enough info for a paper! I also thought about the tv, a digital camera...
I was in target today and bought some dish detergent that was safe for the environment (go green!) and I thought, "hey, I can use this as my object" but, I don't know if that is ok either because I am uncertain of the claims/data/warrant that would apply. Obviously I need to schedule a meeting with Kevin because I am lost and now that I have written this, I am a little stressed out. I am probably making it out to be more difficult than it is, atleast I hope!
I had to edit my blog b/c I forgot to add that humanism sounds like it could be a wonderful way to live, but I am not a believer that we will ever live in a humanistic society.
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I have no idea what I'm doing for my rhetorical analysis either...
ReplyDeleteI ,too, feel that living in a humanistic society will never happen. Philosophies and dreams of men stand, but few come true.
Trust me... I am right there with you. I kinda of have an idea, but when I read the example analysis that is available on the website... I became totally insecure about the topic I chose. This is going to be a very difficult task, but hey - we are seniors - WE CAN DO THIS! haha! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI dunno what I'm going to do either. I keep changing my mind, but I think that the detergent bottle you picked sounds like a good idea. I keep thinking that maybe I'll do a website, but of the ones I frequent, very few have much...flare.
ReplyDeleteI like the Jack Daniels poster idea because I think that you can relate it to a lot of the things we've discussed in class. You could talk about how it uses persuasive techniques, as well as how it deals with ethics in promoting alcohol.
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