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13 Cards in this Set
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forensic rhetoric
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(justice) establishing a fact
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epideictic rhetoric
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(ceremonial) praising or blaming
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deliberative rhetoric
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(political) determines an audience's course of actions
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ethos
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perceived character, intelligence, goodwill of speaker; credibility/ ethics
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pathos
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emotional proof
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logos
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logical proof; the use of arguments and evidence.
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syllogism
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a set of propositions related t one another and draw conclusion from the major and minor premises; deal with certainties
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enthymeme
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a syllogism based on probabilities, signs, and examples - leaves room for audience to fill in blanks; deal with probabilities
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invention
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construction or development of an argument related to a particular speech
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arrangement
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speaker's ability to organize a speech
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style
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includes the use of language to express ideas in a speech
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memory
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speaker's effort in storing info for a speech
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delivery
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nonverbal presentation of a speaker's ideas.
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