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rhetoric |
persuading a listener to the speaker's point of view in order to discover the truth |
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exigence |
immediate action (need) rhetorical situation (thesis) |
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audience |
composed to fit the audience constraints (what they lack) "how do you want the audience to change?" "what do you want them to think about?" "what do you want them to act on?" |
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appeals |
rhetorical appeals to persuade ethos-ethics pathos-emotion logos-logic |
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enthymeme |
premise implied but not stated ex: Like drugs, guns should not be allowed in public. |
