DO NOW: Work & Power Analysis-One Rhetorical Technique Used, One Discussion Question You Have by Dario Sulzman

Giuseppe Festa

2024-09-06 11:39:37 UTC

One question that we can use to start a discussion would be how effective have strikes been in recent years compared to earlier periods in history?

One technique that was used in the section was a rhetorical question and it made me acknowledge the true meaning behind the question which gave me a better understanding of the text.

Natalia Jacobs

2024-09-06 11:41:09 UTC

One question I have is why is money the thing you need to survive and thrive?

One technique that the section uses to persuade you of its ideas is rhetorical question that made me think.

Yanely

2024-09-06 11:45:25 UTC

What are some examples of situations where work is done but no power is used?
Logical arguments are presented through questions about value systems, such as "who benefits from this value system?" and "who is ignored or neglected by it?"

William Perez

2024-09-06 11:45:37 UTC

could the power of the people getting together to strike still have the same impact to the big corporations like it did before?

One technique i saw that was used was vocab that stuck out to make us look at the text more.

Samantha

2024-09-06 11:59:54 UTC

One question I have is did women doing so much back in the day create certain jobs?

A technique that was used was using connections and questions

Alejandro Zacatelco

2024-09-06 12:00:58 UTC

one question we can start a discussion is what are other big reasons strikes then wages ?

One technique that was used in the section was a rhetorical questions that made me think about what are the causes of strikes.

Yanaiza

2024-09-06 12:20:21 UTC

One question I have is has having power always been throughout our work environment?

One technique I can see throughout the text is rhetorical questions which is allowing us to understand the text more while it is backing up the statements being said on Work and Power.

Gabriella Pereira

2024-09-06 12:49:55 UTC

One question I have is did power and work change overtime or has power and work stayed the same?

One technique that was used in the section was evidence such as Frederic Jameson saying shortly after the end of the Cold War, "it's easier to imagine the end of the world, than the end of capitalism."

Bryan Padilla

2024-09-08 18:08:00 UTC

One question I wondered was how Union's and Strikes evolved throughout time and if they've had to adapt to the subsequence of time from the late 19th to early 20th and 21st century.

One technique that is used through the text is the rhetorical questions that not only help us have a better grasp on Strike's and Unions but also how they are instrumental for workers to gain equal status as their overseer's.