Need a Writer -- 2

For this assignment, you will perform a rhetorical analysis so that you can (1) examine the strength of the claim for the audience and purpose and (2) consider the strength of the argument for a different audience. A rhetorical analysis is one way to pay close attention to how a text is pieced together. There are a number of ways to perform a rhetorical analysis. For this class, we are performing an analysis that helps us answer the questions: (1) were the authors successful in arguing the claim for the intended audience and purpose? (2) what would the authors need to do to present this to another audience?

Results in Incompletion:
- failure to focus on the assigned reading: "Cancel Culture and the Consumer: A Strategic Marketing Perspective"
- failure to fall within 800 to 1200 words
- failure to include an accurate MLA style heading
- failure to format entire document with Times New Roman 12pt font
- failure to evenly double-space the entire document (see this imageLinks to an external site. if you are confused about what "evenly double-spaced" means)
- failure to include a topic sentence that introduces the full and accurate names of the authors, full and accurate title of article, and claim
- failure to use Title Case and appropriate title formatting (quotation marks for titles of articles, italics for titles of journals)
- failure to indent the first line of paragraph(s)
- failure to address each requirement detailed in the worksheet
- failure to integrate or to cite quotes
- failure to include the word count of the summary at the bottom of the page