The document discusses five types of discourse: exposition, narrative, descriptive, argumentative, and persuasive. Exposition uses examples, facts, analysis, and organizational strategies like problem/solution and cause/effect. Narrative uses sequencing, description, point of view, and plot. Descriptive uses sensory details, adjectives, and illustration. Argumentative uses logic, evidence, and rhetorical techniques. Persuasive uses emotional language and logical fallacies.
The document discusses five types of discourse: exposition, narrative, descriptive, argumentative, and persuasive. Exposition uses examples, facts, analysis, and organizational strategies like problem/solution and cause/effect. Narrative uses sequencing, description, point of view, and plot. Descriptive uses sensory details, adjectives, and illustration. Argumentative uses logic, evidence, and rhetorical techniques. Persuasive uses emotional language and logical fallacies.
The document discusses five types of discourse: exposition, narrative, descriptive, argumentative, and persuasive. Exposition uses examples, facts, analysis, and organizational strategies like problem/solution and cause/effect. Narrative uses sequencing, description, point of view, and plot. Descriptive uses sensory details, adjectives, and illustration. Argumentative uses logic, evidence, and rhetorical techniques. Persuasive uses emotional language and logical fallacies.
Types of Discourse Language Technique Organizational Strategies
The use of: illustration, Problem and solutions
1.Exposition examples or evidence, anecdote, description, Cause and effect analogy, Compare and Contrast technical/scientific discourse (jargon), facts, objective Historical Data discourse, analysis, definition, point of view, Statistical data transition words, comparison & contrast Authoritative reference The use of: sequence words, 2. Narrative description, imagery, mood Short paragraph tone, irony, flashback, satire, humour, point of view, third person narrative, repetition, suspense, foreshadowing, plot twist, stream-of- consciousness, contrast, comparison The use of: spatial words 3. Descriptive (above, below, around and so on), sense words (sight, hearing smell, taste, touch), adjectives, literary devices (metaphor, simile, personification), illustration, facts (in exposition), comparison The use of: logic, supporting 4. Argumentative facts, anecdote, evidence, illustration, repetition, appeal to emotion, rhetorical questions, transition words, conceding then refuting the point, definitions The use of: logical fallacies, 5. Persuasive repetition, rhetorical questions, emotive language, comparison/contrast