SOAPSTone and Rhetorical Appeals
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- Q1The voice in the text that tells the story or, in nonfiction, the author/speakeroccasionnarratorframeSpeaker30s
- Q2In fiction, it is generally the narrator - NOT necessarily the authorAntagonistSpeakerProtagonistFrame Narrative30s
- Q3The time and place of the piece as well as the context that gave rise to the writing, the event that triggered the responseSettingPurposeSubjectOccasion30s
- Q4Consider the historical background of the piece and how it fits into this context.ToneOccasionPurposeSpeaker30s
- Q5The group of readers/ listeners to whom a piece is directed. It may be one person, a small group, or a large groupPurposeToneAudienceSpeaker30s