Par.
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Brief description of what the author is doing
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One-sentence distillation of what the
paragraph is saying
(first-person point of view)
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Key Terms
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1
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Introductory
paragraph which gives a glimpse on the importance of communication.
|
This
paragraph establishes that I am on a soccer team which is currently losing a
match because of our lack of communication.
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Silent, losing, lack of communication
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2
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I make my first transition between story and analysis here.
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I compare my team to Barcelona, and show that in not speaking,
we will not get anywhere because we lack the sense of unity an present in a
professional team.
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Reservations, aggravation, team
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3
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I expand upon the notion that communication/language is
important.
|
My friends end I debated for a while on what the most important
innovation is. In the end, we all agree that it is language.
|
Language, communication
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4
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I transition back into story. At this point in time, we start to
do better because we understand what’s at stake.
|
When we began to communicate, my team found it easier to play
the game properly.
|
Unification,
introversion,
Communication
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5
|
I switch back again to
discuss the importance of communication.
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Without speech, we might
as well be jellyfish, floating off into nothingness.
|
Exchanging ideas,
speech, voice, solitary confinement
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6
|
Continue my explanation
and introduce Brian Doyle’s Joyas
Volodoras.
|
You can either live a
boring, elongated life, or try to make it special via expression.
|
Strength & weakness,
life, carpe diem
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7
|
Cut back to story mode.
Emphasize our struggle to maintain control.
|
We start coming out on
top here. After Lasha scores our first goal, we look for opportunities to score
a winning goal.
|
Difficulty, informing
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8
|
Introduce Amy Tan’s Mother Tongue and compare it to our
situation.
|
Introduce the notion of
lingo as a form of unification. Also the uniting theme b/w Amy Tan and my
soccer team.
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Secular language,
responsibility, lingo
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9
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Return to the story for
the last time.
|
Our team finally forces
a breakthrough, through communication, that earns us a free kick. Though we
lost a valuable player, collectively we were still sound.
|
Shouting, team,
communication
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10
|
Continue the story
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Our team won the game as
Lasha scored a header off of Santi’s free kick.
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Whistle, focus, goal
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11
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Conclusion
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To win, you have to
speak. Communication is essential.
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Speak, balance, winning
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Rhetorical Outline
My apologies, eblogger did not give me the option to attach a word file.
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