Rhetoric, visual arrangement and nonfiction authority

What this note covers

1. Identify the rhetorical situation and the claim being made
2. Evaluate authority through its construction
3. Connect reasoning, examples and emotional appeals
4. Analyse register, pronouns and rhetorical pattern
5. Read visual hierarchy and verbal framing together
6. Evaluate positioning without replacing analysis with opinion
7. Speech workshop: temporary shelter and proportionate evidence
8. Designed-text workshop: a community poster and qualified claims

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