CM 1145 Rhetorical Analysis

  So over the reading break our class was assigned to write a rhetorical analysis on an article or editorial from a magazine or online. We basically have to answer a bunch of questions throughout the course of essay and use our answers to these questions to support the editorial used, or maybe even use your answers to deconstruct the argument made in the essay. This is yet another essay that I feel like it will be weird to write since it is such an odd style to me. I don't even know how I am going to start or how to write my thesis, usually I just write the thesis statement in the order that I bring things up in the paper, however, there are so many questions to answer that there is no way that I can do that this time. I am also afraid because the paper has a 750 word minimum, that would be a good thing but I don't want to exceed that word limit by too much either because then the essay may seem extremely wordy. Anyway, I will be doing my rhetorical analysis on an editorial from The Globe and Mail on bullying so I guess I'll see how that goes, should be quite interesting.