Minimum of 500 words for the Multigenre Persuasive Campaign; Minimum of 1,000
typed, polished words for the Rhetorical Rationale
Your final project should be formatted similarly to Markel’s Project.
Please remember that if you do not compose your artifacts for Project 3, it will be considered plagiarism, and you will receive a zero
First, take a stance and develop your argument based on the information you got from the first and second projects. Then, you will identify your audiences and decide what audiences would (or should) respond to your argument.
Then, address at least two unique audiences. Making your audience more concrete and specific will make your rhetorical task more accessible and result in a more successful project. Once you have identified your audiences, you will want to consider which three genres will be most effective for reaching your chosen audiences. Your genres are your choice, but your analysis and assessment should inform this choice of your rhetorical situation.
Finally, you will compose your three genres, developing a researched argument that will target the specific audience you identify.
In addition, you will write a rationale that explains the rhetorical choices you made when composing in each genre and how you see those choices as effective for your purpose, audience, and context. You should explain not only what you did but also why you did what you did. Note that your rationale should evaluate the effectiveness of your choices.
Documentation Style: The three compositions should use formatting and citation styles appropriate for the selected genres; the Rhetorical Rationale may be crafted using the documentation style of your field and be formatted in Times New Roman, 12 pt. font, double-spaced.
Issue: people who suffer from substance abuse issues are more prone to having issue with the law.
Argument: If we focused more on rehabilitating people in jails they’d be less likely to repeat their cycle of drug abuse and stay out of jail