(Rhetorical Analyses)Academic to Popular: Individual

Length: 200 words for each/400 words total
Number and Types of Sources: One: relatively current scholarly article

Chapter in WT: Ch. 9 (Rhetorical Analyses)

Identify a current, scholarly article related to Topic B. Write two short pieces intended for different readerships. In one piece, write about the article for a popular blog in a way that really tries to “sell” it; make the article seem exciting or important, and use whatever strategies are useful, short of outright lying. In the second piece, write about the article for an “intellectual” blog in a way that more cautiously conveys its content. You’ll want people to think that the article is worth their while to read, but you’ll want to be measured about it.
Comments from Support Team: this order is depending on the previous one, but i didn’t do the previous one yet

so, if you think you can do both of them, then, please send me your nickname or writer number and i’ll go ahead and make a new order with the previous article and send it to you specifically.
i will send you the name of the book and the chapter no. as well.

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the chapter. 9 (Rhetorical Analyses) will be in one of these three books: 1) Chabris and Simons, The Invisible Gorilla: And Other Ways Our Institutions Deceive Us( ISBN: 978-0307459664) 2) Johnson-Sheehan and Paine, Writing Today, 3rd edition ( ISBN: 978-0321984654) 3) Raimes, Keys for Writers ( ISBN: 978-1285885575) the teacher didn’t give us which book exactly but you will find the chapter in one of these books thanks for contacting me and sorry for the later answering

i wouldn’t send you three books if i know the book. can you please take a quick look at ch.9 in all 3 books to see which one matches our data? if you can’t do that for me, then i’d say that the book must be the first one: The Invisible Gorilla because we use it very often in writing