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The Value of Persuasive Writing: Skills and Techniques
Explore why persuasive writing matters in academic, professional, and personal contexts—and the analytical, rhetorical, and emotional skills it develops.
Essay Undergraduate 712 words
Why Saving for Retirement Matters: A Persuasive Case
A persuasive speech arguing that saving for retirement is necessary, achievable, and morally required—especially as Social Security faces a funding crisis.
Essay Undergraduate 699 words
Why Everyone Should Own a Smartphone: A Persuasive Case
A persuasive essay arguing that smartphones enrich modern life through connectivity, convenience, and opportunity—and why hesitant users should take the leap.
Essay Undergraduate 643 words
PTA Persuasive Speech Strategy for Improving School Lunches
Analysis of a PTA persuasive speech strategy using the Negative Method to improve school cafeteria lunch quality while preserving a long-standing catering relationship.
Essay Undergraduate 1,176 words
Persuasion Techniques and Workplace Communication Skills
Explores key persuasion techniques from business communication literature and demonstrates their application through a model employee volunteer memorandum.
Essay Undergraduate 647 words
Tristan Harris and the Attention Economy: Technology's Hidden Cost
An essay examining Tristan Harris's argument that technology companies hijack human attention, harm democracy, and must be redesigned around public well-being.
Essay Undergraduate 1,196 words
True Hockey A6.0 Ad Critique: USA Hockey Magazine 2016
A critical analysis of True Hockey's A6.0 stick ad in USA Hockey Magazine, examining its visual design, copy, target market, and persuasive techniques.
Essay Undergraduate 1,178 words
Impression Management and Active Listening in Persuasion
Explores how impression management and active listening work together as core strategies for persuasive communication in professional and interpersonal contexts.
Essay Undergraduate 992 words
Swift's "A Modest Proposal": Satire, Logic, and Moral Philosophy
An analysis of Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal," examining its satirical logic, persuasive structure, and moral-philosophical critique of poverty and cannibalism.
Essay Undergraduate 631 words
Analysis of Cameron Russell's TED Talk "Looks Aren't Everything"
A rhetorical analysis of Cameron Russell's TED Talk on modeling and self-image, examining her thesis, organization, language, and persuasive authenticity.