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    Rhetoric as Epistemic

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    Rhetoric as commonly understood for centuries is the art of persuasion. Many have attempted to offer definitions of rhetoric which all lead to the art of persuasion and to some the art of trickery; because of this misuse of rhetoric it now bares negative connotations. Rhetoric is not simply the art of persuasion but also bares an epistemic function- it serves as a way to discover what is known and what can be known. Epistemic rhetoric‚ therefore‚ unlike the belief of many is an attempt to generate

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    Battle Of Gettysburg Essay

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    social landscape of our great nation. Gettysburg effectively ended the Confederate Army’s offensive capabilities and essentially ended the war. General Lee’s ego and his desire to crush the Union Army on the field of battle led to the Confederate defeat at Gettysburg. Victories just prior to the main battle exhausted his men

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    Gettysburg Movie Analysis

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    nation‚ the Confederate States of America (made up of the southern states). One of the deadliest battles of the war was the Battle of Gettysburg. The battle lasted from July 1‚ 1863 until July 3‚1863. This battle is recognized as the deadliest battle to take place on U.S. soil. In 2011‚ the History Channel made a documentary about the Battle of Gettysburg entitled‚ Gettysburg. This documentary was produced by Mary Lisio‚ Ben Fox‚ Christopher Cowden‚ Vlokkie Gordon‚ and David Wicht. It was written by Richard

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    Gettysburg The movie Gettysburg directed and written by Ronald F. Maxwell‚ is a historical film based on the 1974 historical novel by Michael Shaara which won the Pulitzer Prize. The movie came out in 1993 and starred Tom Berenger‚ Martin Sheen‚ and Stephen Lang. The movie takes place in 1863 and is about the Northern and Southern forces fighting at Gettysburg in the decisive battle of the American Civil War. The film is based on the novel “The Killer Angels”. It was released on October 8th

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    Phaedrus and Rhetoric

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    Plato‚ discuss what they believe to be necessary for the responsible practice of rhetoric and writing. Since the beliefs that Socrates shares about rhetoric are not universally known‚ there are many people in contemporary culture who‚ according to Socrates’ beliefs‚ practice rhetoric in an inappropriate way. In today’s society‚ Plato’s portrayal of Socrates would disapprove with the inappropriate practices of rhetoric amongst contemporary culture‚ while John Peters’ first chapter from his book Speaking

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    Rhetoric Of War

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    In the first chapter of Everyone’s an Author‚ Professor Wayne Booth stated "The only real alternative is to war is rhetoric." Currently‚ public relations between the United States and North Korea are not in particularly high standings‚ perhaps stemming from a lack of communication between the countries. The communication‚ used in the loosest terms‚ seems to be only playing out on Twitter and other social media websites. Criticisms from politicians and leaders are tweeted and sent whenever they may

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    Contrastive rhetoric

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    Contrastive rhetoric Contrastive rhetoric examines the influence of differences and similarities across cultures on students L2 writing. It is mainly concerned with the influence of the ESL learners’ culture and L1 language on their writing in target language. The concept of contrastive rhetoric was first investigated by Robert Kaplan (1966). In his article entitled “Cultural thought patterns in inter-cultural education”‚ Kaplan argues that the humans are influenced by the diversity of their

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    Gettsburg Address

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    democrat. He was Lincoln’s main opponent during the election of 1860. Also Wilbur F. Story brought it out and supported the Southern Democrats. 2. Was the Patriot and Union correct in its prediction? Why or why not? Go back and review the Gettysburg Address. What did Lincoln have to say about his words? Was he correct in his own prediction? Why or why not? The Patriot and Union was incorrect in its prediction it was considered crazy and easy to forget. Hiss words war about the civil war and he

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    During the three days battle of Gettysburg‚ the fate of the US as a united nation was at stake. A Confederate victory would have resulted in the country splitting into two‚ but the Union was victorious which kept the country united. Through analysis of the battle‚ there are significant lessons that are relevant that this generation can use as consideration. First‚ is the importance of timing. For leaders or anyone making any decision‚ the timing is just as critical to the effect‚ if not more

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    Rhetoric In A Community

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    Many have heard or even used the term Rhetoric‚ but are unaware of its actual definition. Rhetoric is the use of language to persuade or influence an audience. Rhetoric can be either empty or full of substance‚ which is why it is often viewed in a negative light. That being said‚ I will be using Rhetoric‚ with substance‚ in my paper while attempting to influence my audience. A community can be defined as a group of individuals unified by a defining factor‚ such as living in the same proximity.

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