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    Rhetorical Analysis of Vintage “the doctor makes his rounds” Camel Cigarette Ad In this ad for Camel brand cigarettes the writer attempts to appeal to a mostly female audience by using a conceivably respected professional‚ statistical data and visual images to back the claim that Camel cigarettes are better than other brands. The beginning paragraph at the to of the ad immediately strikes at “pathos” and “ethos” by describing doctors as honored professionals. He is a compassionate man

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    “Shitty First Drafts” by Anne Lamott discusses her opinions on first drafts‚ how she believes others dislike first drafts as much as her‚ how she gets past getting through her first draft‚ and her own experiences with first drafts when she worked as a food critic for the magazine California. She believes that others dislike first drafts of what others say‚ such as “We all often feel like we are pulling at teeth”. (Shitty First Drafts by Lamott) Everyone has to have a first draft‚ a shitty first draft

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    While reading Shitty First Drafts‚ Anne makes a great point. I asked myself: why do I always freak out when I have to write something for a professor? The combination of fear and the need to meet all of the requirements‚ makes writing in college a lot more intimidating than it did in high school. If I make an attempt to get over the fear of failure and just do as Anne says‚ I could potentially surprise myself with an superb paper. Instead of worrying about impressing the professor‚ I should worry

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    Amad Khan Baldwin English 10 Period 4 26 March 2014 Money: the key to happiness Money is the key to everything in life. If there was no money what is there to do in life. Money can take care of loved ones; buy new clothes and shoes‚ and help with financial needs. Money makes items that are necessary seem in reach. Everyone needs money at some point in their life time to be happy. Not many people can say they are happy and be poor at the same time because when they have enough money they tend to

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    Purpose of First Drafts When students must write an essay they often struggle with the starting process of coming up with the idea and once they’ve even done that they may struggle with figuring out how to start it. This makes writing the first draft the hardest‚ especially for inexperienced writers‚ for example student writers‚ who often feel like they’re expected write perfectly the first time. First drafts are the first version of a paper that someone has written‚ with the number of drafts varying

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    Wilfried Akakpovi Professor Joel Hawkes English 135 8 June 7‚ 2015 word count: 849 Rhetorical Analysis: The article “Tarmageddon”‚ written by Andrew Nikiforuk‚ elaborates about the negative effects of the tar sands on Canada. In his essay‚ Nikiforuk mainly makes use of the logos appeal repeatedly to get his point across to the reader. The author also makes use of the other two rhetorical appeals to get to the reader. While the author uses logos in the essay to appeal to the audience‚ he missuses

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    A Literary Analysis to Shitty First Drafts Writing does not always come out naturally for neither inexperience nor experience writers. In shitty first drafts‚ the talented author‚ Anne Lamott changes the misconception that writing comes out naturally for a professional writer. Lamontt also address the common problems that all writers encounter when writing while providing the reader with advice to get past their problems when writing. Lamott states “The right words and sentences just do not

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    “Shitty First Drafts” In the essay “Shitty First Drafts”‚ Anne Lamott describes the process of writing first drafts. She addresses the many steps she goes through to come up with her final “polished” works. First‚ Lamott starts off with a brief summary of what she believes in‚ she also gives a short description of her thoughts and personal life. Lamott then addresses to what I believe is her thesis and is finally ready to talk about her “Shitty” first drafts. At first she writes what she calls

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    “Shitty First Draft” Anne Lamott discusses how a writer’s first draft is not always a perfect paper. Lamont included information about famous writers that she knows and how “The right words and sentences just do not come pouring out like ticker tape most of the time” (238). The purpose of the writing is to let the writers know that when you began writing your first draft‚ it is ok to start writing down words‚ or to even be lost for words on your first drift. Lamont said that “The first draft is the

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    Shitty First Drafts Anne Lamott from Bird by Bird Born in San Francisco in 1954‚ Anne Lamott is a graduate of Goucher College in Baltimore and is the author of six novels‚ including Rosie (1983)‚ Crooked Little Heart (1997)‚ All New People (2000)‚ and Blue Shoes (2002). She has also been the food reviewer for California magazine‚ a book reviewer for Mademoiselle‚ and a regular contributor to Salon’s “Mothers Who Think.” Her nonfiction books include Operating Instructions: A Journal of My Son’s

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