hello, please write a 700-800 words Rhetorical Analysis (3 pages). The essay wil

hello, please write a 700-800 words Rhetorical Analysis (3 pages). The essay will take the form of an argument in which you assess the rhetorical effectiveness of the essay based on your analysis of the rhetorical appeals used. In addition to providing accurate analysis, you’ll need to demonstrate authority, as evidenced by your understanding of the subject matter material as well as your use of rhetorical appeals.
please use this essay/documentary
http://graymatter.pbworks.com/w/page/13323035/Flow (http://graymatter.pbworks.com/w/page/13323035/Flow)
here is what the professor instructed Your rhetorical analysis should include a correct MLA format for in-text citations, as well as Works Cited page listing, in correct MLA format, the essay you analyzed.
Summary of Grading Criteria
Full grading criteria appear later in this handout, but basically, I will be looking for essays which:
Contain a clearly-stated thesis (Last sentence in the introduction and must underline)
Present the essay being analyzed by summarizing the major arguments and presenting the writer’s position in a fair and reasonable manner.
Identify the writer’s rhetorical situation: audience, purpose, and genre?
Identify, with examples, at least two of each of the following lines of argument or appeals within the essay: logos, pathos, and ethos.
Determine the extent to which the writer’s language or style works to persuade the audience.
Assess whether, taking your analysis of the above factors into account, the argument is ultimately persuasive to its intended audience.
Objectives You’ll Achieve by Doing this Essay
By working on this assignment, you will achieve the following objectives:
· Analyze written texts focusing on the writer’s purposes and textual strategies
· Analyze rhetorical strategies in professional texts and show an understanding of how writers respond to their historical/cultural context
· Engage in productive peer review workshops
· Respond thoughtfully and critically to the professional texts assigned for reading in class
Readings