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15 Cards in this Set
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Five Conditions |
Audience, Controversy, Justification, Cooperation, Risk |
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Five Canons |
Invention, Disposition, Elocution, Memorization, Delivery |
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Three Discourses |
Deliberative, Forensic, Epideictic |
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Deliberative |
Political or policy argument, encouraging or discouraging a future act |
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Forensic |
Judicial or legal argument, accusing or defending a past action |
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Epideictic |
Ceremonial argument, praising or blaming a present action |
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Deliberative Special Topics |
Worthy/Unworthy Beneficial/Harmful Practical/Impractical |
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Forensic Special Topic |
Just/Unjust |
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Epideictic Special Topic |
Virtue/Vice |
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Common Topics |
A place to generate proofs across the discourse Definition, Comparison, Relationship, Circumstance, Testimony |
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Extrinsic/Inartistic Proofs |
External, existing proofs (Authority, Testimony, Statistics, Empirical Data) |
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Intrinsic/Artistic Proofs |
Internal, invented proofs (Enthymemes; ethical, pathetic, and logical) |
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Pathos (Emotional) |
Engages a person's passions |
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Logos (Logical) |
Engages a person's intellect |
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Ethos (Ethical) |
Engages a person's trust |
