MPA REVIEW BOLG # 2


In my MPA class I did a review on the play My Fair Lady where I use visualization as the main components of my writing as here I can showcase the actual theme of the the play by writing a review.

I Wrote my review in such a way that whoever reads it will get gist of the plot without getting the real plot of it. So to this I use rhetorical situation as a tool and bring exigence forward to ask questions to my readers. CAD has helped me do my work in a very different way then I used to do before.

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  1. AnonymousMay 16, 2019 at 1:15 AM

    I agree that visualizing texts is one of the strongest strategy in understanding a text. It helps in imagining a particular situation and taking in the environment; tasting the atmosphere; learning about other characters etc. Even describing anything in detail, helps the audience visualize which helps to form an agreement between the rhetor and the audience. I use this strategy in my writing and reading. I mostly use this for any literature related work but it can also be useful in subjects like mathematics and biology.

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