Elements of Rhetoric by Diana Ferrera

RHETORIC

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Ethos: persuading using ethics. Example: being an ad where a celebrity is endorsing a brand such as Ryan Reynolds and mobile commercials

Pathos: persuading by appealing to emotion. Example: a peta commercial displaying cute animals to draw sympathy from watchers and encourage them to do something towards helping the movement.

Logos: persuading by using logic. Example: Geico with the phrase “fifteen minutes could save you 15 or more on car insurance.

rhetoric depends on creating ideas that are appealing, carefully organizing them, and using words in a creative way

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Rhetorical Triangle

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Ethics

Emotion

Logic

Pathos is being interconnected with the character based off facts

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shallpope2_ — 2024-02-01 00:02:21 UTC

The Rhetorical Triangle seems incomplete

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Ethos: One interesting aspect of ethos is its role in persuasive communication. Ethos relies on establishing credibility and trust, and studies show that people are more likely to be persuaded by individuals they perceive as credible. Additionally, ethos extends beyond personal credibility to include the reputation of institutions, emphasizing the impact of trustworthiness in shaping opinions and influencing decisions.

Pathos: Pathos, the emotional appeal in persuasion, plays a fascinating role in communication. Research suggests that emotional messages are often more memorable than purely logical ones, underscoring the power of pathos in creating lasting impressions. Additionally, pathos is universal, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers, making emotional appeals a potent tool for connecting with diverse audiences.

Logos: involves using clear reasoning and strong evidence in arguments. It's about making a message logical and convincing, appealing to the audience's intellect for a more persuasive impact.

Rhetorical Triangle

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it represents a balance

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Rhetoric is a tool you can use in any situation to inform, entertain, or persuade.

Ethos which persuades readers using ethics

Pathos which persuades the audiences emotions

Logos which persuades the audience using facts to support an authors claims.

rhetorical triangle are all methods of persusaion

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all three points of the triangle makes a plausible argument in the end

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The Rhetorical Triangle:

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While all three are persuading arguments, each appeal is persuading the audience each in a different way.

Rhetoric helps to understand information as well as inform about it and entertain. Ethos can persuade emotions as logos is factual.

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rhetoric to me is the art of effective or persuasive speaking writing especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques