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Soapstone

The document provides an overview of the SOAPSTONE framework for rhetorical analysis. It identifies the key components of a rhetorical analysis as the Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone, and notable Rhetorical Devices. The purpose of a rhetorical analysis is to understand the message an author is trying to convey and who they want to inform or influence through their text.

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Soapstone

The document provides an overview of the SOAPSTONE framework for rhetorical analysis. It identifies the key components of a rhetorical analysis as the Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone, and notable Rhetorical Devices. The purpose of a rhetorical analysis is to understand the message an author is trying to convey and who they want to inform or influence through their text.

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Speaker: Identify SOAPSTONE

Rhetorical Analysis Occasion: What might be the


the speaker of the text. current situation or circumstance
Name/Title/Position that is urging the author to share
their message?
TONE:
The ATTITUDE of the
speaker is ____________
____________ because
_____________________
_____________________.
Subject: Identify
what the text is literally
about.
Purpose & Audience :
What message is the author trying to convey and
to whom does the speaker hope to inform or
influence?
Rhetorical Devices: identify at least 3 Purpose:
EFFECTIVE rhetorical devices that the author of the text
uses. Specifically explain how the device impacts the
audience.

Audience:

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