Rhetorical
Patterns
Rhetorical
pattern is a mode in which an article’s
details are organized. The rhetorical
patterns include:
1) Examples
2) Definition
3) Comparison and contrast
4) Sequence of Event
5) Cause and Effect
6) Description
7) Narration
1)
Examples: - Writers often include
examples of various kinds in order to
sound convincing while writing about
a subject. Examples help the writer
to be persuasive and to sound convincing;
they help him gain authenticity and
increase believability of his/ her arguments
and of the subject being talked about.
2) Definition: - Definition
is a necessary strategy for all kinds
of writing. Autobiographers occasionally
define objects, conditions, events and
activities for research. This unfamiliarity
with defining is certain because the
autobiographers write about something
extremely readers is completely unknown,
if they do not define those very personal
conditions and terms, it will not be
easy to understand them. Thus to convince
the audience of a position a writer
most often defines concepts that are
important to an argument.
3) Comparison and Contrast:
- Comparison brings similar
things together for examination to see
how they are alike. Contrast is a form
of comparison that emphasizes their
differences. Comparison and contrast
are generally taken as more than writing
strategies. They are basic ways of thinking
and leaving. We attain new perceptions
more readily if we can see how things
are similar to or different from the
perception we have already achieved.
For professional writers, comparison
and contrast are basic strategies of
writing. Some writing may have extended
comparison but for all kinds of writing
comparison and contrast are necessary
to be vivid in presenting information.
4)
Sequence of Events: - After
sufficiently analyzing the events they
are supposed to talk about writers,
concentrating on presenting them in
an effective and coherence so that the
whole composition becomes concrete,
clear and effective. Any break in the
loose stinging of or an unnecessary
inclusion of event may distort the whole
comparison. It should be effective combination
of events that holds the attention of
the reader tightly and helps him to
get in to the intended meaning, motive
or purpose of the writer.
5) Cause and Effect: -
When the writers talk about something
or states an issue, problem or argument,
he should clarify what caused him to
say so and simultaneously he must state
the possible effect.
6) Description: - Description
helps the writers to create some dominant
impression, a mode or atmosphere that
helps him/ her to reinforce his/ her
purpose. While describing something
in one way or other, the writer always
assumes a point of view or the writer
selects a position from which to describe
the scene. This point of view of the
writer brings difference on the level
of description.
7) Narration: - Narration
is a basic way of presenting action
taking place over a period of time.
One can use narration for a variety
of purpose: to illustrate and support
ideas with anecdotes, entertain readers
with suspenseful or revealing stories.
The most common way of ordering narrative
is to present the action chronologically,
beginning with the first action and
going straight through to the last.
Writers
also bring complication in the narrative
sequence by referring to something that
occurred earlier using the techniques
of flashback or to one that will occur
later using the technique of flash forward.
Writing of narrative creates a structure
to give a sound the central conflict,
tension by manipulating the narrative
place. While narrating something the
writers takes a point of view to describe
the action which is important when one
as a reader detects the position assumed
by the writer or his/ her point of view
and it will be easier to get in to the
real meaning of the narrative.
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recording in detail whatever we have
in mind. In journal we can write whatever
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before one begins to research on the
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statement is a single sentence that
formulates both the topic and the point
of view. In a sense, it is the answer
to the central question or problem the
research has raised. Thesis statement
will enable one to see where one is
heading and to remain in a productive
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