michael eads's List: The Rhetorical Situation

This particular document is a college class syllabus that was penned by a english teacher. The way that the subject matter was presented was in a very easy to read format. It had multiple examples in which the material could be used.The teacher is a fifteen year veteran of the classroom with a M.A in English as well as a B.A in literature. I found this link very informative .
Tartar,S. "An Overview of the Rhetorical Situation" (2001) Retrieved from the West Chester University site @ www.brainstormservices.com

This document was presented in a very logical format. It gives various examples as to how to analyze a rhetorical situation. It also presents the information in a very easy to read format. That way the most use can be extracted from this document.
Kaminsky,S "Analyzing the Rhetorical Situation" (2001) Retrieved from Webster University site @ www.shkaminski.com

This particular document explains how an author of a Rhetorical Situation needs to know what factors come into play when addressing an audience. It also goes on to explain as to what air the speech should take. And also how to deliver.\n\n\n
"Meaning of Rhetorical Situation and its Role" (nd) Retrieved from Duplichecker@ www.duplichecker.com

The reason that I chose this particular article was due to the fact I was beginning to have issues finding the word exigency linked to Rhetorical Situation. This site does however explain the word and in turn it can then be used properly in context with a rhetorical situation. If you dont know what it means, then you can't use it.
"Exigent Circumstances" (nd) Retrieved @ www,lectlaw.com

After reading this post,I found it rather enlightening. Initally when I thought of an audience, the dialogue was one sided. The speaker would attempt to get their point across while at the same time, keeping their audience captive with what they were saying. Allissa Quart seems to convey this message rather clearly and gives good pointers as to how to accomplish this.The article was written in May of 2008 and the authors credentials are unknown. Apparently rather fluent in journalism due to the writing prose.
Quart, A. "Audience and the Rhetorical Situation" (2008) Rhetorica.Net Retrieved from- www.rhetorica.net

I found that this web site gave the most direct explanation for the term genre. If I can understand what it means then I can put it to use. "Genere" defined wikipedia.org

I found this posting very interesting due to the fact that I needed a little direction in how to apply this particular tennent to the assignment that I am working on. For me it put it in simple terms that I could understand and showed me with various questions and examples how to use it in my work.
Freedman, S. "Strategy for Analyzing the Rhetorical Situation" (2005) Retrieved from Syracuse University website-www.syr.edu

This resource is merely a definition of the word modality but cites various ways that it can be used. I found this resource useful due the fact I was unfamiliar with the term. The credibility of this resource would not be in question because it was discovered in an online dictionary. Modality (defined) American Heritage Dictionary 4th edition copyright 2000@ thefreedictionary.com