Comp Notes

Mark Sutton
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Comp Notes is a podcast for college students in first-year writing courses.  We'll cover the concepts you'll discuss in class, giving you a chance to reinforce or grow your understanding of them.

  1. 6일 전

    Conclusions

    This episode discusses the rhetorical moves needed to create an effective conclusion. Transcript here Additional materials:  Purdue OWL's "Conclusions"The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Writing Center's "Conclusions"Guide to Grammar and Writing's "Concluding Paragraphs"University of Wisconsin-Madison's Writing Center "Make Your Last Words Count""Writing Conclusions" from Carol Burnell et. al's The Word on College Reading and Writing Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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  2. 1월 26일

    Introductions

    This episode discusses the moves needed to make an effective introduction in a piece of writing. Transcript here Additional materials: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's "Introductions"Purdue OWL's "Organization and the CARS Model"University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center's "Invest in Your Introduction"The Word on College Reading and Writing's "Writing Introductions"Quillbot's "How to Write an Introduction: Examples and Tips" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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  3. 2024. 11. 04.

    Ethos

    This episode discusses the rhetorical appeal of ethos, which focuses on the composer's credibility. Transcript here. Additional Materials: Silva Rhetoricae's "Ethos"LitChart's "Ethos:  Definition and Examples"Grammarly's "What is Ethos?  History, Definition, and Examples"Quillbot's "What is Ethos?  Definition, Meaning, and Examples"MasterClass's "What is Ethos?  Definition of Ethos with Examples" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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  4. 2024. 10. 28.

    Pathos

    This episode discusses the rhetorical appeal pathos. Transcript here. Additional Resources: Silva Rhetoricae's "Pathos"LitChart's "Pathos"Grammarly's "What is Pathos?  History, Definition, and Examples"Quillbot's "What is Pathos?  Definition, Meaning, and Examples"MasterClass's "What is Pathos?  Definition of Pathos with Examples" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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  5. 2024. 10. 21.

    Logos

    This episode focuses on the rhetorical appeal of logos. Transcript here. Additional Resources: Silva Rhetoricae's "Logos"Lit Charts' "Logos"Grammarly's "What is Logos?  History, Definition, and Examples"Quillbot's "What is Logos?  Definition, Meaning, and Examples"MasterClass's "What is Logos?  Definition and Examples of Logos in Literature?" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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  6. 2024. 10. 14.

    Artistic Proofs: An Overview

    This episode provides an overview of the three artistic proofs: ethos, logos, and pathos.  We define each one and talk about how they can be used to construct a piece of communication. Transcript here. Additional Resources:   Silva Rhetoricae's "Persuasive Appeals"Purdue OWL's "Aristotle's Rhetorical Situation" (overlaps with rhetorical situation) and "Using Rhetorical Strategies for Persuasion"Melanie Gagich and Emilie Zickel's "Rhetorical Appeals:  Logos, Pathos, and Ethos Defined"The Speaker's Lab's "What are Ethos, Pathos, and Logos?: Rhetorical Appeals" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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  7. 2024. 10. 07.

    Analysis

    This episode looks at the genre of analysis. Transcript available here. Additional Materials:   Laura Bolin Carroll's "Backpacks vs. Briefcases:  Steps Toward Rhetorical Analysis"Purdue University Fort Wayne's "How to Write an Analysis"University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center's "Summary vs. Analysis"University of Michigan's Sweetland Center for Writing's "How Can I Create Stronger Analysis"John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Discipline's "Developing Deeper Analysis and Insights" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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  8. 2024. 09. 30.

    Argument

    This episode focuses on the genre of argument.  It discusses how to use Stephen Toulmin's model to make an argument. Transcript available here. Additional Resources:   Types of argument from Purdue OWL:ClassicalToulminRogerianRebecca Jones' "Finding the Good Argument OR Why Bother with Logic?"Mark Sutton's "Warrants in an Argument" (This video discusses different kinds of warrants you can use in an argument)Harvard College Writing Center's "Counterargument"University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Writing Center's "Argument"Guide to Grammar and Writing's "Developing an Argument"Writing@Colorado State University's "Writing Arguments: An Overview" and "Understanding the Parts of an Argument"Walden University's "Developing Arguments" and "Responding to Counterarguments""Finding the Responses to Counterarguments" from Anna Mills' How Arguments Work: A Guide to Writing and Analyzing Texts in College (online textbook) Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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Comp Notes is a podcast for college students in first-year writing courses.  We'll cover the concepts you'll discuss in class, giving you a chance to reinforce or grow your understanding of them.

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