Source #2

http://www.avma.org/onlnews/javma/may03/030515n.asp

Summary: This article talks about how dogs can be great pets or companions but there are certain things you must do to prevent dog bites. Following certain procedures can build a safe relationship.

Central Argument: People should take responsibility and make sure you know what to do if bitten.

Assertion: "Children are frequently bitten on the face, which can result in severe lacerations, infection, or scarring"
" If bitten Seek medical attention immediately"

Source #1

Summary: Pets should not be considered property because like the assertions says, we don't own or sell other humans, therefore it should not be right to own an animal if many American's consider them as family. We shouldn't have the legal rights to treat them as property either.

Central Argument: The author claims that Pets should not be considered property.

Assertions: "We don’t legally own other human beings, including our children, and we don’t sell other human beings"

http://animalrights.about.com/od/animallaw/a/AnimalsProperty.htm

  HOMEWORK November 7th, 2011 - Argument Analysis

Article (:

Summary:
    Alabama's new anti-immigrant law went into effect this September and it is already putting immigrants in fear. The new law has also added frustrating layers of red tape whom Alabama residents must now prove legal status when enrolling children at school. If Alabama succeeds in driving out all of its estimated 120,000 unauthorized immigrants, ignorant restrictionists will surely cheer.

Central Argument:
   The central argument that the author is making would be that there are other ways to treat immigrants, instead of frighting them.

Assertions:
 Assertion #1: Would be when the author said "Legal immigrants and native-born Alabamans who happen to be or look Hispanic are now far more vulnerable to officially sanctioned harassment."

Assertion #2: Another Assertion would be "There is another more humane and realistic path in which immigrants could earn the right to stay — if Congress would accept its responsibility and move ahead with serious immigration reform. America’s history shows that assimilation works better than deportation — for everyone"

Words:
 - Lure
 - Invariably

Examples of Rhetorical Analysis:
 Ethos- because it goes pro-immigration
Assertion- There's a lot of assertions that support the central argument and are arguable.

Homework Nov 3

Pathos

 This picture is a representation of Pathos. Pathos is an image of an emotional appeal. This picture strongly supports it by making you feel sorry for the starving children in Africa.

Ethos

 This Is A Representation Of An Ethical Appeal. It shows the Authority of the U.S Government and Justifies it by if you see this, or they pop up in your house, You Know Its For Real.

Logos

This Is a Representation of a logical appeal. It's a visual that makes a logical appeal about the Incoming Immigrants To The U.S Since 1820,