Essay Instructions: The paper is all about Rhetorical Analysis of the article "Stick and Stones and Sports Team Names" by Richard Estrada.
You need to find the article online, not the recap of what others say about his article.
It has to be 6 paragraphs of essay.
-For introduction: start with general statement about the topic, and then lead to the thesis. The thesis MUST state the assessment of Richard Estrada argument.
-Body: perform rhetorical analysis on his argument:
The body MUST include:
LOGOS analysis>
*are they any? do they hurt his arguments?
-Conclusion- echo the thesis and wrap it up.
#State author and name of his article
#Give one-sentence summary of what he says
#Discuss and identify each Pathos/Ethos/Logos seperately: 1 paragraph each (must be clear and organized)
#One seperate paragraph for Fallacies (differentiate each of them, such as “Hasty Generalization” etc)
#DO NOT agree or disagree with what Richard Estrada said, and DO NOT summarize, and DO NOT say what he should have done- just CRITICIZE the arguments that are not strong enough and so on.
#Stay on the topic (Rhetorical Analysis of his argument)
#Discuss a little bit about his biography (I will type the biography that is given by my teacher at the very bottom here, do not copy it) the biography is in GREEN COLOR
PS: you should be able to differentiate ethos, pathos, and logos, and fallacies
Read the book “Everything is An Argument” to help
PLEASE BE CLEAR, MAKE THE ESSAY FLOWING, MOST IMPORTANTLY FOLLOW ALL THE DIRECTION.
Let me know if you have any question. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PAPER HAS TO BE SPECIFIC, MUST FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.
BIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD ESTRADA:
Richard Estrada was the associate editor of the Dallas Morning News editorial page, and a syndicated columnist whose essays appeared regularly in the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and other major newspapers. He was best known as a thoughtful, independent-minded commentator or immigration and social issues. Before joining the Dallas Morning News in 1988, Estrada worked as a congressional staff member and as a researcher at the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington D.C. In the 1990s, he was appointed to the US Commission on Immigration Reform. Following his death at the age of 49 in 1999, the Richard Estrada Fellowship in Immigration Studies was established in his honor.
The paper is all about Rhetorical Analysis of the article "Stick and Stones and Sports Team Names" by Richard Estrada.
You need to find the article online, not the recap of what others say about his article.
It has to be 6 paragraphs of essay. IT HAS TO BE 2.5 PAGES to 3 PAGES (NO MORE THAN 3 PAGES) with one inch space all around (MLA style)
-For introduction: start with general statement about the topic, and then lead to the thesis. The thesis MUST state the assessment of Richard Estrada argument.
-Body: perform rhetorical analysis on his argument:
The body MUST include:
LOGOS analysis>
*ask to yourself these questions to help you to write the 5th paragraph, which is about the fallacies: are they any fallacies? and do they hurt his arguments?
-Conclusion- echo the thesis and wrap it up.
#State author and name of his article
#Give one-sentence summary of what he says
#Discuss and identify each Pathos/Ethos/Logos seperately: 1 paragraph each (must be clear and organized)
#One seperate paragraph for Fallacies (differentiate each of them, such as “Hasty Generalization” etc)
#DO NOT agree or disagree with what Richard Estrada said, and DO NOT summarize, and DO NOT say what he should have done- just CRITICIZE the arguments that are not strong enough and so on.
#Stay on the topic (Rhetorical Analysis of his argument)
#Discuss a little bit about his biography (I will type the biography that is given by my teacher at the very bottom of this page, do not copy it)
PS: you should be able to differentiate ethos, pathos, and logos, and fallacies
Read the book “Everything is An Argument” to help
PLEASE BE CLEAR & FLOWING
MOST IMPORTANTLY, FOLLOW ALL OF THE DIRECTIONS.
Let me know if you have any question.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PAPER HAS TO BE SPECIFIC, YOU MUST FOLLOW ALL OF THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.
BIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD ESTRADA:
Richard Estrada was the associate editor of the Dallas Morning News editorial page, and a syndicated columnist whose essays appeared regularly in the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and other major newspapers. He was best known as a thoughtful, independent-minded commentator or immigration and social issues. Before joining the Dallas Morning News in 1988, Estrada worked as a congressional staff member and as a researcher at the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington D.C. In the 1990s, he was appointed to the US Commission on Immigration Reform. Following his death at the age of 49 in 1999, the Richard Estrada Fellowship in Immigration Studies was established in his honor.