Choose one of the articles below that we have read and that you have responded t

Choose one of the articles below that we have read and that you have responded to for homework that you would like to rhetorically analyze for your Analytic Response. Tip: For a rhetorical analysis required in an Analytic Response, it isn’t necessary that you agree with the author’s argument. Instead of choosing an article because you like *what* they say (in other words, the content), choose an article because you are interested in analyzing *how* they say something (in other words, the way that they respond to the rhetorical situation). Consider the author’s rhetorical effectiveness in achieving their purpose with their audience:After you have chosen an article, begin drafting an Analytic Response to the article. Your response should be structured as follows:An Introduction: a short summary of the article (5-7 sentences) and your thesis, including a preview of your main points or reasons you will cover (Guide to Writing Effective Thesis Statements_Summer 2017.pptx Download Guide to Writing Effective Thesis Statements_Summer 2017.pptx). (Remember: this is *NOT* a summary of the author’s thesis, as we practiced in our summaries. This should be *YOUR* argument supported by reasons and evidence.) Body paragraphs illustrating *YOUR* main points about FOUR of the rhetorical features you are analyzing from the text. To help develop your main points and paragraphs–OR to help you revise to make sure that your main points are clear and well supported–use the TREAC paragraph structure (TREAC Paragraph Structure-1.pptx Download TREAC Paragraph Structure-1.pptx). Please do this for each main point that you develop. THE ARTICLE IS ATTACHED