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Audience 1
My first audience is animal rights activists.
Location and Genre 1
My first location is called the Animal Liberation Front or ALF. They looked like some kind of anarchist animal rights group, which is really what intrigued me. I'm not any of those things but that combination sounds like it has a lot of fascinating individuals on it. The two examples I have are totally different. One is a list and the other is a research essay that cites PETA way too much to be credible. Either way, the two examples are relatively short and both are very passionate about animals, which is a role I'd have to pretend to be if I consider this as my audience. The essay even stated that "the soul is the same in all living creatures".
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Location and Genre 2
My second location is the National Anti-Vivisection Society. The two exapmles I looked at seem like a cross between the QRG and an typical article. They definitely made use of bullet point in each example.
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Audience 2
My second audience scientists. I'm not sure what sites specifically scientists testing on animals go to but there are general science sites.
Location and Genre 3
My first scientific location is American Scientist. The genre they present is a formal essay format. One essay uses shorter paragraphs almost like a news article but the other has longer paragraphs. Both are formal.
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Location and Genre 4
My second scientific location is Discover. The genre is formal articles with mid length paragraphs.
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