1.3: Dr. Martin Luther King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail"--Discussion Activity

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    1.3: Dr. Martin Luther King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail"--Discussion Activity

    Instructions: Please review the linked Quillbot lesson on rhetorical analysis, paying attention to the use of rhetorical appeals.

    Quillbot Lesson on Rhetorical Analysis

    Next, read the assigned passages from “Letter from Birmingham Jail” and do the following with your group mates:

    1. Identify one of the points or arguments that Dr. King is making and discuss his use of Logos, Ethos, and Pathos for support.
    1. Identify and discuss the exigence, audience, and constraints in the text.
    2. Identify at least two unfamiliar words and use the words in your responses.
    3. Come up with a question for discussion.

    To download a copy, please click on: Discussion-letter from birmingham jail-oer-revised.doc


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