Answer: Understand the rhetorical situation
Explanation:
It is important to know how to recognize, understand, identify, and analyze rhetorical situations. After that, there are five basic elements that every rhetorical situation shares.
Those are:
- A setting( Time, place, atmosphere)
- An audience( They are also called recipients)
- An author( He is using the communication)
- Purposes( when audience and author communicate)
- A text( Piece of communication)
With the appropriate knowledge of rhetorical situations you can later recognize what is that that audience needs and how can you communicate through the writing piece.
I think it had weakened it....(I THINK)
One of them is "Do you see this grain of sand"
I think it could either be b or c not sure which one
<em><u>The issue shares the direction of gettysburg in the declaration of independence, is when Lincoln raises the issue of the "great civil war" in which the nation was involved</u></em>.
<em><u>With his memorable first sentence, where Lincoln speaks of the project of American democracy as</u></em> "<u>A new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal</u>."
