write a rhetorical analysis draft for the media you chose with at least two citations from the work itself or an additional source.

Next, think about how the work demonstrates rhetorical appeals, uses rhetorical strategies or devices, and the overall effect and/or success of the classmate’s review you have read.

You can also use the Foreword, the Introduction, Chapter 1, the reading from Mixed Magic Theatre on YouTube, or your other classmates’ reviews as sources to cite, compare and contrast, or any other way to analyze.

In addition, you can add your own suggestions to how you would have (in the writer’s seat) increased pathos, ethos, or logos.

Then, write a rhetorical analysis draft for the media you chose with at least two citations from the work itself or an additional source.

This will be a full paper with an introduction, supporting paragraphs, and a conclusion.

Details of Analysis

In your analysis, you will identify the following:

1. Audience/Reader
2. Writer/Speaker
3. Purpose/Subject

You will also analyze the significance and success of the review’s rhetorical appeals:

1. Ethos
2. Pathos
3. Logos

In addition, you will interpret what you believe is the rhetorical argument:

• Aims to persuade
• Makes a point
• Tries to find common ground
• (Other not listed)

Requirements:

• Paper length: 2 pages (500 words)
• Format: Double-spaced on a Word or Google Doc
• Citations: Two citations with proper in-text citations and works cited page at the end of the document (not included in page or word count)
• Grammar: Standard academic conventions when appropriate

Considerations:

• Visuals or links to media 
• Your audience: a college instructor
• Conventions: Use of the word “I” is good when necessary, traditional academic grammar and spelling