Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Foundation of Rhetoric
This could give the students the foundation/nexis for writing in a non-academic forum, being able to persuade the hearer or reader of your writing is critical. As I write for my clients the element of persuasion is critical to the outcome of each of their legal matters. I must present a well thought-out legal scenario that neither opposing counsel has consider or can find a rebuttal. I must find a way to take the Judge to a place where he can not only read my position, but see the results of my position in various dimensions within his minds eye. The book shows the positive and negative impact of how a society can be formed and lets students see the accountability of language as it can be a dangerous entity.
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