Speaker:
Purpose: What is the claim? What does the speaker want the audience to believe / do / feel?
Audience: Who is the target audience for this piece? HOW DO YOU KNOW?
Context: What is going on in the world? Big issues? Cultural, historical, religious, etc.?
Exigence: What caused this person to speak out or write about this thing?
Choices: Reasoning, form, structure, language, diction
Appeals: Logos, ethos, pathos AND other rhetorical devices. CITE EXAMPLES.
Tone: What is the prevailing attitude? Is there a tome shift? Be sure to describe AND cite examples.
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