Citation info for Carnegie

To cite this with one container, use the following table:

Author.	Carnegie, Andrew
“Title of source.”	“Wealth”
Title of container,	American Intellectual History
Other contributors,	prepared in HTML by Robert Bannister
Version,
Number,
Publisher,	Swarthmore
Publication date,	27 June 1995
Location.	www.swarthmore.edu/SocSci/rbannis1/AIH19th/Carnegie.html
Date of Access. (for websites only)	Accessed on 27 July 2012

To cite this with two containers, use the following table:

1.     Author.	Carnegie, Andrew
2.     “Title of source.”	“Wealth”
3.     Title of container,	North American Review; American Intellectual History
4.     Other contributors,	prepared in HTML by Robert Bannister
5.     Version,	148
6.     Number,	no. 391
7.     Publisher,	Swarthmore
8.     Publication date,	June 1889, 27 June 1995
9.     Location.	p. 653 www.swarthmore.edu/SocSci/rbannis1/AIH19th/Carnegie.html
10.  Date of Access. (for websites only)	Accessed on 27 July 2012

This source has two containers (an article published in 1889 and a website posted in 1995); complete the information for the first container, follow it with a comma, and then add the information for the second container followed by a period. The last piece of information is the date of access. Information for the first container appears in bold text.

Structural Rhetorical Analysis Strategy

Structural Rhetorical Analysis Strategy

1)   Introduction: Sum up the essay in one or two sentences. Consider both the general idea of the essay and the purpose. Be sure to include the author’s name and the title of the essay.

2)   Divide the essay into beginning, middle, and end. The middle may have several parts.

3)   Body: Write a paragraph about the beginning. How does the author invite us in? How does the author set us up for what’s to come? What strategies does the author use?

4)   Body: Write a paragraph (or several shortish paragraphs) about the middle. How does the author build the argument? What strategy does she employ first? How does she transition from idea to idea, strategy to strategy? How do the parts in the middle expand and develop the purpose?

5)   Conclusion: Write a paragraph about the closing. How does the closing emphasize, illuminate, or elaborate upon the purpose? Does the closing connect back to the beginning? Why? Keep your eyes open for the “wrinkle.”

ALL Paragraphs (except the intro) should offer examples of rhetorical strategies –  directly quoted and properly punctuated – and explore their effect on the reader.

Agenda, January 12

• Due Now: "The Gospel of Wealth," by Andrew Carnegie (1889). We'll cite it together. 
• Due Now: Optional revision of Money Narrative. 700-800 words. Highlight changes on new draft. Paper clip new draft on top of old. Be sure you know what you need to work on.
• Due Tuesday, 1/16: "On Dumpster Diving," by Lars Eighner (1993), from 50 Essays, 3rd edition. Add it to your bib.
• Due Tuesday, 1/16: Vocab Styx. Typed. This assignment has a unique requirement: you must post one sentence that includes a properly punctuated colon to the blog. 

  Today's Agenda

1. A structural analysis of Andrew Carnegie's "The Gospel of Wealth"
2. Argument o' the Week (doubtfully)

Procedure:

• As a group, agree upon the structure of the essay. Some of the breaks in the handout will help; others will be less useful.
• Every individual should write a two-sentence intro.
• Assign one group member to write a paragraph about the opening, one to write about the close, and two to write one paragraph each about the middle.
• Each individual should write his or her paragraph in a google doc. Share that doc with me.
• When everyone is done, assemble that doc into a complete essay. Use footnotes to let me know who wrote which paragraph. Share that doc with me, too. 

Agenda, January 11

• Due Now: "The Gospel of Wealth," by Andrew Carnegie (1889). We'll cite it together. 
• Due Friday, 1/12: Optional revision of Money Narrative. 700-800 words. Highlight changes on new draft. Paper clip new draft on top of old. Be sure you know what you need to work on.
• Due Tuesday, 1/16: "On Dumpster Diving," by Lars Eighner (1993), from 50 Essays, 3rd edition. Add it to your bib.
• Due Tuesday, 1/16: Vocab Styx. Typed. This assignment has a unique requirement: you must post one sentence that includes a properly punctuated colon to the blog. 

  Today's Agenda

1. An Independent Gospel (15 min)
2. A conversation about Carnegie
3. A conversation with Carnegie

Agenda, January 10

• Due Now: "'I Just Wanna be Average'," by Mike Rose, from 50 Essays, 2nd edition (1989). Add it to your Bib. Pay attention to the punctuation marks.
• Due Now: "The Gospel of Wealth," by Andrew Carnegie (1889). We'll cite it together. 
• Due Friday, 1/12: Optional revision of Money Narrative. 700-800 words. Highlight changes on new draft. Paper clip new draft on top of old. Be sure you know what you need to work on.
• Due Tuesday, 1/16: Vocab Styx. Typed.  This assignment has a unique requirement: you must post one sentence that includes a properly punctuated colon to the blog. 

  Today's Agenda

1. Wrapping up Rose
2. An Independent Gospel

A Note from Mr. Barringer

I've got a financial planner/business person coming after school on Thursday to talk about an all-expenses paid weekend retreat for Juniors or Seniors who are interested in learning more about business and marketing. The meeting will be after school on Thursday in my room, B205. Here's a few more details:

• Enterprise Academy is run the Rotary Club of Portland. Link is here:http://rotarypdx.org/programs/youth-programs/enterprise-academy
• The retreat is the first weekend in March from after school Friday (3/2/18) through Sunday evening (3/4/18).
• It's an overnight retreat at Camp Kuratli in Boring, and all expenses (food, room, etc) are completely paid for by the Rotary Club
• They will meet prominent business people in Oregon and participate in training exercises and a competitive team activity related to developing and marketing a product.
• If they want to know more, have them come to B205 after school on Thursday.

Agenda, January 9

• Due Now: "'I Just Wanna be Average'," by Mike Rose, from 50 Essays, 2nd edition (1989). Add it to your Bib. Pay attention to the punctuation marks.
• Due Tomorrow: "The Gospel of Wealth," by Andrew Carnegie (1889). We'll cite it together. 
• Due Friday, 1/12: Optional revision of Money Narrative. 700-800 words. Highlight changes on new draft. Paper clip new draft on top of old. Be sure you know what you need to work on.
• Due Tuesday, 1/16: Vocab Styx. Typed.  This assignment has a unique requirement: you must post one sentence that includes a properly punctuated colon to the blog. 

  Today's Agenda

1. One of y'all ought to apply for this
2. MC Practice
3. You choose: Open Disco or Structured Disco?

Agenda, January 8

• Due Now: "'I Just Wanna be Average'," by Mike Rose, from 50 Essays, 2nd edition (1989). Add it to your Bib. Pay attention to the punctuation marks.
• Due Wednesday: "The Gospel of Wealth," by Andrew Carnegie (1889). We'll cite it together. 
• Due Friday, 1/12: Optional revision of Money Narrative. 700-800 words. Highlight changes on new draft. Paper clip new draft on top of old. Be sure you know what you need to work on.
• Due Tuesday, 1/16: Vocab Styx. Typed.  This assignment has a unique requirement: you must post one sentence that includes a properly punctuated colon to the blog. 

  Today's Agenda

1. One of y'all ought to apply for this
2. MC Practice
3. You choose: Open Disco or Structured Disco?