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Chapter One Writing in Perspective
1£®1 A Communicative View of Writing
1£®2 A ContextuaI View of Writing
1£®3 A Rhetorical View of Writing
1£®3£®1 Rhetorical Triangulation in Writing
1£®3£®2 Overarching Rhetorical Principle
Exercises

Chapter Two Invention in Writing
2£®1 Audience Analysis
2£®1£®1 Identifying Audience
2£®1£®2 Analyzing a General Audience
2£®1£®3 Analyzing a Specific Audience
2£®2 Invention Schemes
2£®2£®1 A Tripartite-Topoi System
2£®2£®2 Brainstorming
2£®2£®3 Cubing
2£®2£®4 Journalists' Five W's and H
2£®2£®5 Tagmemic Discovery Model
2£®2£®6 Stasis Model
Exercises

Chapter Three Diction and Rhetorical Strategies
3£®1 Levels of Words
3£®2 Meanings of Words
3£®3 Specific VS General£¬and Concrete VS Abstract Words
3£®4 Dynamic VS Static Words
3£®5 Figures of Speech
3£®5£®1 Simile
3£®5£®2 Metaphor
3£®5£®3 Personification
3£®5£®4 Metonymy
3£®5£®5 Synecdoche
3£®5£®6 Transferred Epithet
3£®5£®7 Hyperbole
3£®5£®8 Onomatopoeia
3£®5£®9 Euphemism
3£®5£®10 Oxymoron
3£®5£®11 Other Figures of Speech
Exercises
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Chapter Four Sentence Construction and Rhetorical Strategies
Chapter Five Paragraph Construction and Rhetorical Strategies
Chapter Six Essay Construction and Rhetorical Strategies

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