I need an academic analysis paper called the rationale where you analyze the zine attach to the file: 1. The rhetorical choices and reasoning behind the decisions you made in putting together your z

I need an academic analysis paper called the rationale where you analyze the zine attach to the file:

1. The rhetorical choices and reasoning behind the decisions you made in putting together your zine. It is important that you keep in mind that the rationale is not a discussion of an issue raised by your zine or an elaboration of your chosen theme. It is only an analysis of your rhetorical choices and the reasoning behind them, made using critical vocabulary.2. At a minimum, make sure you analyze the situation that motivated you to write the zine as well as the context that motivated the zine (Hint: focus on yourself as a writer).3. What is the purpose behind your zine or what are you trying to get your audience to do?  Did you, for instance, want to call your audience to action? (Hint: focus on your audience.)4. Identify the audience for your zine. Who do you imagine as the ideal reader (be very specific, no generalizations)? How did you make your zine appeal to this audience? What values, tones, images, etc. would this audience find compelling in your zine? How will the zine be distributed to your audience?5. Also, analyze why your chosen genre (such as rant, fiction, journal, etc.) is the best possible choice, especially given your purpose and audience. 6. Reflect upon your stance. What is your attitude towards your topic? Strongly supportive? Neutral? Mildly opposed? 7. What is the overall tone of your zine? (Humorous?Cynical?) What is the relationship between stance, tone, and audience? Which tone is best suited to your stance? How do you want to be perceived by your audience?(Witty? Serious and informed?) How will your tone and stance be received by your audience? (Shock? Surprise?)8. Analyze what your chosen images contribute to your zine, including how the images and the words that accompany them relate to one another. Discuss how at least one specific image-text relationship operates in your zine in detail using critical terminology.9. Analyze what your overall design (layout, format, cover, paper, colors, fonts, etc.) contributes to your zine. How does it help your zine achieve its purpose?10. Reflect on how the writing differed in the zine and the rationale. Which style do you prefer, and most importantly, why?11. The genre for the rationale is the academic analysis paper. So, use standard MLA format such as 1-inch margins; double spacing; Times New Roman, 12-point font; MLA heading, etc. The rationale should be 750 wordsin length.12. The audience for the rationale is your instructor. That means you should maintain a formal, academic tone and use critical vocabulary.