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  pweather

  This site was created to teach High School and college students how to do a rhetorical analysis of an author. It has pretty good information, but it is not as detailed as other websites. It has a lot of good links though, which all work. It is maintained by the University of Colorado which is a good thing. I will remember this site, but I think there are better ones out there.

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• 10 Nov 09
  

  Jose Briones

  This website is very useful because it tells you what is the purpose of the author and how he can use different personalities when writing a paper. Author- somebody who wrote a paper and claimed it. The information is detailed but in a way is also broad because it talks about the duties and "must do" of an author when he is writing a paper. The audience for this website would be anyone who wants to learn about what an author does. This is also a well known website because i used it several time for reference on my annotated bibliography assignment. On this website there is a link solely dedicated for the author and contributors of this article which is pretty unique and it gives you confidence on using this website in the future.
  
  
  Citation- (doing a rhetorical analysis on a text) Retrieved on 10 Nov 09. From http://writing.colostate.edu/guides/teaching/co301aman/pop7b13.cfm

• 04 Nov 09
  

  jeff veek

  Exigency: \nThe Exigency that you write could be, your values as a writer, or even how a life experience touched you. Writers often write about something in their life, sometimes they are problems, and other times they can be something good. This makes writers get into their writing, and describe how they feel, capturing the reader. \n\nThis website was good. It explained what motivates most writers to write well. \n\nThis web site was credible because it was from Colorado State Universary.\n\n\n\nAuthor's Name: N.N\nDate of Publication: N.D\nTitle of Document: Research Strategies\nURL:http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/RLC/research.html

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