Belhaven University Composition and Rhetoric Paper
Description
- Prompt: Consider the introductions and conclusions of In Defense of Writing Letters and An Ancient Remedy Reexamined. (Note that Haslers introduction begins after his abstract.) What strategies do these writers use to get their readers’ attention at the beginning of their composition? How do they wrap things up? Are these effective introductions and conclusions? If so, what can we learn from them? If not, what should we do differently?
