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The three major elements of rhetorical stance or strategy are subject, audience and voice. How do you approach each one of these elements to shape the content and structure of papers that you write?

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First of all, as you consider the three major elements of rhetorical stance, you might discuss each and their correlations with content and structure.

Subject shapes content because it comprises the topic or thematic material that will guide the direction or ...

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