This blog is a summary of how my paper will initially be set
up and is not in any way finished or formulated yet. This paper will require my
knowledge of chapter one and chapter two. Therefore it will employ my
creativity in how to make an argument make sense in a way that I address it to
my audience and the intended audience of the initial audience that the creator
of the picture was written to.
Lyndeidra Rice
06 June 2012
English 101
Something
descriptively Catchy:
Yep
it’s going to be a good title
Somewhere in this sentence will be a direct to the point,
clear cut thesis. This is where I will begin my argument about the severity of
animal testing and how controversial it is in regards to the purity,
sacrificial, and selflessness afflicted upon the innocent animals, just as
Christians believe that Christ was pure and innocent when he surrendered to the
harsh death of being crucified on the cross to protect his followers from their
sins. My thesis along with supporting evidence will catch the reader’s eyes and
direct them to the argument of the paper in regards to the picture referring to
religious beliefs. Now readers will get shocked when they see the depiction of
a pure white colored rat hanging on a wooden cross. The play on Christ’s
crucifixion to the unholy act of animal testing is the fire to the argument of
the paper which will be the main focal point that I will display as the topic.
I will use elements that I learned in Chapter one to grab the attention of the
readers and to stay on target with the argumentative task at hand. I will use
my knowledge of rhetoric devices to counter argue and/or persuade the readers
to see animal testing as unjust: the main argument that I will be building on.
Although the picture that I have chosen does not have any words, the image is
jaw dropping and alone figuratively says more about the cruel treatment than
actual text could.
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