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Critical Situations : A Rhetoric for Writing in Communities
by Crowley, Sharon; Stancliff, MichaelEdition:
1st
ISBN13:
9780321246530
ISBN10:
0321246535
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Pub. Date:
11/7/2007
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Longman
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Summary
Critical Situationsencourages the reader to identify "critical situations" in their communities, to develop rhetorical strategies for taking action in those situations, and to produce community-based writing projects. Help identify critical situations in a community in order to develop rhetorical strategies for taking action. Asking the Right Questions; Argument and Reason; Argument and Emotion; Using Evidence General Interest
Table of Contents
| Preface: Using Critical Situations | |
| Motivated Rhetorical Choices | |
| Context is Critical: Situations of Rhetoric | |
| On the Bus | |
| Key Concepts and Procedures | |
| Communication and Commitment | |
| Community | |
| Critical Situation | |
| Talk / Read / Write | |
| Rhetorical Invention | |
| Talk / Read / Write | |
| Introduction to the Invention Journal | |
| About the Workshops | |
| Introduction to the Case Studies | |
| The Abolitionist Era | |
| September 11, 2001 | |
| Student Projects | |
| Talk / Read / Write | |
| List of Works Cited | |
| Workshops Recommended in this Chapter | |
| Collaborating on Guidelines for the Project Workshop | |
| Different Values and Respectful Conflict | |
| Choosing an Issue | |
| Commitment in Social Context | |
| Commitment in Historical Context | |
| Trouble in Transit | |
| Talk / Read / Write | |
| Commitments Generated by September 11 | |
| Talk / Read / Write | |
| From Commitment to Action: Mapping Community | |
| Invention Journal: Your Community Map | |
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