You may choose to rewrite The New York Times article, using the structural outline created in class, or a similar rhetorical structure.
Or a metacommentary on the rhetorical structure of jokes?
Rhetorical structure theory: Toward a functional theory of text organization.
The rhetorical structure of review articles, research articles, and case reports, among the written medical genres, is analyzed.
Extending a formal and computational model of Rhetorical Structure Theory with intentional structures à la Grosz and Sidner.
As to the theoretical framework, at the macro-textual level the analysis focuses on rhetorical structure, mainly drawing on the notion of move.
Although his writing is curiously bereft of his foremost professional skills — gripping rhetorical structure and a broad vision of the political landscape — he illuminatingly outlines the calculations that go into campaigning.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students examine the rhetorical structure of a New York Times editorial, then use it as a model for writing their own editorials based on a current news article.
But the problems bedeviling "Noble Savages" are not the stinking "primitives" or the politically correct academy, but the book's Manichaean rhetorical structure, simplistic representation of the discipline and questionable syllogisms.
"A Charm/A Blade" is a good illustration of this principle: it has this album's most rhetorical structure, delivered with those crowded vocal harmonies, which sound more festive than oppressive.
While many genre researchers have examined the rhetorical structure of research articles in various disciplines, few have investigated the complete structure of articles for students in engineering, a discipline that includes a wide range of fields.
