The use of subject specific rhetorical devices is so important because it helps the author connect their ideas to the reader in a more effective way. By doing so, they create more of a focus on the subject which is what every writer needs to assist the reader. When getting the point across, it can't be scattered. By using subject specific rhetorical devices the point gets across and the reader will presume that the authors idea is the correct idea, or at least better understand it.
Content and Technical Structures: The way that the elements and imagery are put together so that the audience can understand the structure.
Compare and Contrast: When the similarities and differences are laid out between two or more things.
Persuasive Themes: A set of a group of themes that are fairly universal to reach a point to an audience.
Audience Resonance and Effects: Whether or not the audience that an author is trying to reach is giving feedback while also getting a connection.
Master Narratives: The main stories inside a group. It explains a general heritage and who they are/what is represented by them.
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