Gabriel Trokel's Rhetoric Blog

https://boomtownroi.com/blog/best-emails-to-send-to-real-estate-leads/ This is an academic source. The reason that I chose to use this as one of my sources is that it gives insight as to how a proper e-mail should be sent. It uses terms and vocabulary that people in real estate would understand. I will use this to show proper academic writing in the field. https://realestate.usnews.com/real-estate/articles/why-you-should-sell-your-home-in-2018 This is a non-academic source. I chose to use this because this is directed at people who may want to sell their homes. Therefore, they do not know about real estate most likely and the language use has to be very general in order for the general public to understand. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/pf/06/realestateinvest.asp This is also a non-academic source. It is non-academic because it is trying to teach people who do not know about real estate, or have a very general understanding of it, how to invest in a property. Therefor...

        After reading the Analytical Report guidelines, I have a basic understanding of not only how  to do the paper, but also  why  we are doing this type of report. The assignment asks us to find someone who is an advanced writer in our field of study and interview them. In this interview we will look into  both the academic and non-academic genres of writing that he or she does. We will then take note and write a one thousand, two hundred and fifty word report on the many things that the person does on a day to day basis when it comes to writing. For example, how much time per day the person spends writing.  The reason that we do this report is to give us more information and insight as to how much writing is used in our field of study. Furthermore, another reason that we do this is to increase our familiarity with this type of report or style of writing. This assignment reminds me of a project that I had to do in English class in which I...

Rhetoric is speaking or writing persuasively in order to get the audience to do the "mission". R hetoric is not just about what you're saying, it's also about how you're saying it. P ace of your speech, tone of your voice, and overall body language have a lot to do with the the art of rhetoric. An example could be emphasizing or repeating certain words when speaking or writing.

This is my blog for Rhetoric class.