rhetorical analysis

You will be doing the critical thinking work of our rhetorical analysis assignments

Then wirte an Argument Essay.The issue and conclusion for this argument is quite simple. You will be choosing one of the executive orders signed by President Trump and then identifying two arguments concerning that order: one in favor of, and one in opposition.

BUT FIRST YOU JUST NEED TO WRITE A rhetorical analysis FIRST.

To develop your argument, you first need to select an executive order, then identify two opposing arguments in response; you will begin by conducting some of your own background research on the executive order, then completing a thorough rhetorical analysis of the two articles you’ve chosen. You will be assessing each argument’s assumptions, ambiguous language, fallacies, and use of evidence, as well as enumerating each’s reasons and clarifying their conclusions.

There are the rhetorical analysis lists:

Issue:

Conclusion:

Reasons:

Ambiguous Words:

Assumptions:

-Descriptive assumption :

-Value assumption:

Fallacies:

-Appeals to Emotion:

-Ad Hominem:

-Glittering Generality:

Evidence:

Rival Causes:

Personal Response: