Rhetorical Analysis

Method of Organization

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I. Introduction: In your introduction,
provide a hook or lead-in sentences to get your readers interested in your topic (options: a brief discussion of strong and weak, rhetorical questions, striking quotations, personal anecdotes etc.). You should then concisely summarize the point of your chosen material article/video. Be sure to include the following: the title and author of the article/speech you are analyzing, the argument/claim about the article/speech expressed in specific terms with focal persuasive reasons (think in terms of rhetoric appeals).
II. Body Paragraphs: Every body paragraph should have a topic sentence that helps develop your argument/essay. The topic sentences provide new reasoning to support your thesis and keep the essay from becoming aimless or redundant. The rest of the body paragraph seeks to support or explain the topic sentence. At this point, you may use direct quotations from the reading/speech in order to support your analysis.
III. Conclusion: A successful conclusion may return to the argument or thesis of the essay in order to remind the reader of the objective of the essay; it may also provide a broader perspective on the issue. For instance, an essay that analyzes an argument may discuss in the conclusion the effects of a strong argument. The conclusion may also provide suggestions for the article’s improvement. After the body paragraphs are developed, the conclusion should be the natural culmination. Ask yourself, how do I want to end? What final point do I want to leave my reader?