RaW, Reviewer Flashcards
occupies space
Spatial
8 outline
Topic sentence, first point, support, second point, support, third point, support, concluding sentence
literal meaning; dictionary
Denotation
connections between language, images, characters, themes, or subjects depending on their similarities in language, genre, or discourse.
Intertextuality
Characteristics of Good Evidence
unified, relevant to the central point, specific and concrete, accurate
unique characteristics to further elaborate
Differentia/Differentation
resitating
Recursion
tell a story in chronological order
Narration
narration
Temporal
how someone perceives it
Connotation
incidents which really happened/real
Simple
use of images; sense of sight
Visual Illustration
based on facts but are difficult to objectively verify
Opinion
operation in its successive stages
How-it-works
particular person
Individual Sketch
incidents in the story
Actions
credibility
Ethos
personal experience
Narrative Interspersion
fictional, authors’ inventions
Plotted
short piece of text describing what the book is all about.
Book Review
3 types of audience
Supporting, Wavering, Hostile
fictional and non-fictional
Written
Record your impressions and note effective passages for quoting.
Readying the text
citing differences
Contrast
act of speaking and writing
Illocutions
Scan the book’s preliminaries
Title, Preface, Table of Contents, Blurb of the Book-back part
unique characteristics
Differentia/Differentiation
usually adopted in dealing with events or issues
Cause and Effect
Consistency
Consistency
similarity and differences
Comparison
chronological order
Sequence
citing similarities
Analogy
Carefully review your notes and attempt to unify into a statement
Prepare an outline
the most frequently used organization
Exposition of a Process
claims made to rebut a previous claim, contrasting perspective
Formulating Counterclaims
used to inform, to explain; describe
Exposition
difficult to please
Hostile
tall; up and down; descriptions of people
Vertical