You should explain the theory completely and accurately, yet be brief.

-You should NOT use extensive quotations (more than a couple of phrases). You should describe the theory completely in your own words. Note: Do not use examples in this section; just describe the theory conceptually.

-Be sure to define the import terms, state important propositions or assumptions, and describe how the theory works.

-Note: Your description of the theory can be based on class discussion, the textbook, readings from the “Recommended Readings” at the end of the chapter on that theory, or other sources you might find. Be sure to include the full source information that you refer to, quote, or paraphrase in that section.

-Hint: Use the study guide to help you determine important material.

CHOOSEN THEORY: ARISTOTLE’S RHETORIC

no need outside resourse, the only source we use is the textbook( the first look at communication theory)

You should explain the theory completely and accurately, yet be brief.

-You should NOT use extensive quotations (more than a couple of phrases). You should describe the theory completely in your own words. Note: Do not use examples in this section; just describe the theory conceptually.

-Be sure to define the import terms, state important propositions or assumptions, and describe how the theory works.

-Note: Your description of the theory can be based on class discussion, the textbook, readings from the “Recommended Readings” at the end of the chapter on that theory, or other sources you might find. Be sure to include the full source information that you refer to, quote, or paraphrase in that section.

-Hint: Use the study guide to help you determine important material.

CHOOSEN THEORY: ARISTOTLE’S RHETORIC

no need outside resourse, the only source we use is the textbook( the first look at communication theory)