Critical Reading

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Mark Sutton

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This episode discusses the rhetorical appeal of ethos, which focuses on the composer's credibility. Transcript here. Additional Materials: Silva Rhetoricae's "Ethos"LitChart's "Ethos: Definition and Examples"Grammarly's "What is Ethos? History, Definition, and Examples"Quillbot's "What is Ethos? Definition, Meaning, and Examples"MasterClass's "What is Ethos? Definition of Ethos with Examples" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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Critical Reading

Comp Notes

9 minutes

1 year ago

Critical Reading

This episode discusses strategies for reading critically, an important skill for college students to possess. Transcript available here. Additional Materials: The Kenneth Burke quote I talked about in this episode. It's also called the Burkean Parlor.A selection of annotation strategies I share with my students.From the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Learning Center (Note: They have multiple pages on reading strategies, some of which are specialized. I selec...