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MICK O'LEARY DATABASEREVIEW Criminal Justice Sites Reflect Intense National Concerns T his review is being written 1 year after Ferguson. It's...
I was asked to Rhetorical Analysis
In this paper, your task is to analyze the peculiar properties of the language used by professionals in your chosen field. You do this by closely examining the text of one (or more) document(s) written by professionals, for professionals, in a scholarly or trade publication. (An article from a general interest or news publication will not work, because it will be written for everyone, not for that discourse community.)
Purpose: Your goal is to "de-code" or explain the communications habits of your professional to someone who is thinking of joining the profession. You want to help them be successful by knowing how to "talk the talk." You're providing a "survival guide" to the profession that you wish someone had given you.
Audience: You are writing this to someone who is just starting out in your chosen field, or who wants to join the field.
Stance: You may choose to approach this as formal anthropology, or perhaps tongue-in-cheek. You may choose to position yourself as an expert who just wants to be helpful and offer a hand up to a newcomer.
Media/Design: A simple textual report is sufficient, unless you can think of
Genre: The piece is an analysis. Perhaps you can think of it as being titled, "The Secret Language of Whales," only substitute "Criminologists," etc. for "whales."
The article attach is the one I want to write the rhetorical analysis about.
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