Rhetorical analysis can seem like a big undertaking but it mostly comes down to using fact-finding skills and asking questions. The skills involved are relevant to practically every area of our lives since we’re always working to find meaning in texts and communication. In this episode, Dr. Emily Zarka discusses how rhetorical analysis skills can also be used elsewhere to dissect the different types of communication all around us.
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Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
0:55 – Rhetorical analysis and transfer overview
3:14 – Reading closely
4:15 – Evaluating context
5:45 – Evaluating strategy and purpose
7:41 – Evaluating audience
9:44 – Conclusion
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