rhetorical analysis papers

Overview you’re going to write a short rhetorical analysis. You’ll need to evaluate how, why, and if the argument is successful. To provide a context for the argument, you’ll need to do a little research (one source minimum) and integrate that material into your paper as well. Minimum Basic Requirements  3-5 pages (not including works cited page).  Works cited page  In-text documentation  MLA format successful paper:  Contain a thesis that makes an assertion.  Adequately describe the argument in about 150 words.  Demonstrate an understanding of the purpose of the argument being analyzed.  Integrate research material into the body of the paper.  Analyze the argument using (Ethos, logos, pathos, style, etc.)  Support the thesis with specific examples from the argument.  Be written only third person.  Demonstrate an understanding of MLA documentation and format.  Be written in a style appropriate for a college-level paper. Potential mistakes:  Describing or summarizing your argument in too much detail. Don’t go over 150 words. Summary is not the point. Analysis is.  Evaluating the argument from your perspective only. Remember, you are analyzing if the argument is successful in accomplishing what it set out to accomplish. If for example, the goal of the argument is to sell a car to a 50-year- old woman and you are a 25-year-old man, the argument might not inspire you to buy a car, but it might still work for the target audience.  Misunderstanding the purpose of the argument. Argument Vier Thanh Nguyen, “Asian Americans Are Still Caught...” Vier Thanh Nguyen discusses the “Model Minority” stereotype and the inequities of being of Asian descent in the United States. For this project, consider researching the historical events to which Nguyen refers and how the actions of the United States impact the perception of non-white americans