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@Jessifer 🙌🙌🙌

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@lrgrant22 Excellent strategy!

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@chorsch101 This one is awesome! Thanks for sharing it! #lyra101

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@Lex96886075 This is a great one!

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@HolmgaardNadia Probably :-)

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@nicolasengl101 You're doing great, Nick!

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@Lex96886075 This "test" is just about making sure that your thesis is debatable—that others would dispute this. And you definitely have that going on w/ yours #lyra101

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@lrgrant22 Yes, you'll get two peer reviews for this one! One in person on 11/8 & the other online on 11/13 #lyra101

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@osdoba_rena @rafi_eng101 #lyra101

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@HolmgaardNadia The key is who wrote it & *where it’s published* NIH/ CDC/ DHHS officials publishing reports on .gov websites= gov. 🙂

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@HolmgaardNadia It can be both. More phrases, preferably #lyra101

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#lyra101 Q: you need to analyze warrants in your Rogerian *audience's* text in order to figure out *their* assumptions so that you can appeal to them effectively in your Rogerians :-) 2/2

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#lyra101 Q: warrants/ Toulmin diff. from stasis grid activity; we ID warrants to figure out how the argument works (or doesn't) 1/2

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#lyra101 Qs that have to do with the large paper (the CAP) will be addressed next Thursday, though lots of these answers are in the prompt in ELMS

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#lyra101 Stasis Grid Activity Q: you'll all be dealing w/ multiple stases in your larger projects, so don't worry too much about your authors' claims in diff. stases. Just map them out for now so you can see what you have to work with so far

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#lyra101 Stasis Grid Activity Q: Rogerian will be to an "opinion" (popular?) sources; stasis grid should have a variety of pop & schol

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#lyra101 Stasis Grid Activity: if yr sources are all talking about diff. things, find more sources talking about the same thing (narrow down!)

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#lyra101 Stasis Grid Activity: 8 columns. 1st 2 = rhet. context; last 6 = the 6 stases

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#lyra101 Stasis Grid Activity is different from hunting/ gathering, refining, & synthesis chart bc those are heavy on rhetorical context & does/ says. Stasis Grid much more about the actual claims and which categories (stases) they're in

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#lyra101 Stasis Grid Activity: You don't want to fill out every box bc it will be too cluttered/ hard to read. This is a curation (narrow down) activity, not an invention (brainstorm) one