This outline task I believe will be beneficial to use for my project. I now have a solid outline which will help guide me through the production of my project.
Outline:
Opening section/introduction:
Idea on how to start off and grab readers attention: Ever wondered how marketing professionals write and the different genres and conventions they use? Well I took the time to find the answers.
Main Idea: Introducing the context (who, what, where, when, why, how)
Who: Me, Interviewee 1, Interviewee 2
What: Interview about writing process particularly about rhetorical concepts used in different genres. This will be done by individual research related to actual journals/reports in the library???? Specifically using genres and analyzing the audience, context etc. and it's rhetorical concepts
Where: Eller
When: This past month (give specific dates and times)
Why: To investigate how professionals in my field approach writing in their work
How: Emailing for permission, planning a time, recording interview,having the interviewees introduce themselves and asking questions regarding different aspects of writing in their field.
What will be discussed: different genres and their rhetorical concepts from individual research journals, interviewee 1, and interviewee 2
Main point 1: Genre 1 (Journal Article)
Discuss Rhetorical concepts:
Situation:
-Audience
-Author
-Credibility
-Context
Strategies:
-Emotional appeals
-Logical appeals
-Credibility-based appeals
Examples: (use 4 journals)
Main point 2: Genre II (Report)
Discuss Rhetorical concepts
Situation:
-Audience
-Author
-Credibility
-Context
Strategies:
-Emotional appeals
-Logical appeals
-Credibility-based appeals
Examples: (use 4 reports)
Main point 3: Independent Research
Discuss Rhetorical concepts
Situation:
-Audience
-Author
-Credibility
-Context
Strategies:
-Emotional appeals
-Logical appeals
-Credibility-based appeals
Examples: (use 4 examples)
Conclusion/Closing Section:
Main Idea: Summarize the genres and their rhetorical concepts I received from the interviews and research (information collected) and state what can be learnt from this
Sum up:
Audience
Context
Genres
Etc.
Here's what we discussed:
ReplyDeleteGather 3 to 4 examples for each genre (only pick 2 genres for the project to limit your workload)
Then decide, in the group of examples for each genre, what are the specific conventions or details you want to examine...
AND what rhetorical concepts will you focus on?