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    through our day-to-day lives, and see rhetoric everywhere. However, we never pause and look at something and think to our selves why we think its rhetoric. Rhetoric needs to provide the three following appeals in a balanced way: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. This past year’s super bowl featured a commercial in which comedian Kevin Hart sends his daughter off on her first date. The commercial shows the first date and the events that the couple does while Kevin Hart is following them with the new…

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    Trigger Warnings

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    Do you support mentally ill students? Erika Price, a professional academic, argues that people who don’t support trigger warnings are the ones who don’t support disabled and mentally ill students. While the University of Chicago has officially released letters to their incoming freshman declaring that they are against the use of trigger warnings, Price pointed out the importance of trigger warnings in her article, “Hey, University of Chicago: I am an academic. I am a survivor. I use trigger…

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    The picture that I chose is on the terrible tragedy of death while driving. There are hundred ways that you can die while behind the wheel, but I believe there is one specific way that is easily the worst way; while on the cell phone. There are many deaths that cannot be controlled while behind the wheel, but if your death is due to lack of attention to the road that is easily the worst way of death. This picture shows that talking on the phone while driving causes of your own death. This…

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    to convey his message via the written word or oration. In King’s letter from Birmingham jail, he utilized several persuasive methods to gain the reader’s buy-in. Some of the more obvious techniques were two-sided messaging and “ethos (credibility), logos (reason), and pathos (emotion)” (Higgins 2012) to leverage a mutual understanding by the involved parties (p 195). “King’s greatest political pluralism gift was his ability to connect the African American struggle for civil rights to other…

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    Shale Fracking Comparison

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    In writing their respective articles both authors use the following persuasive techniques: ethos, logos, and pathos; however, Cline due to his knowledge of the…

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    In the documentary films Oxyana and Trouble the Water, there is an explicit usage of the ethos appeal, thus affording the filmmakers credibility by way of visualizing and personalizing each troublesome topic. The methods of attainment are as varied as the subject matter, and despite the fact that both films share many similarities, there are several aspects of both films that vary greatly from one another. From the process of creating a convincing narrative through the use of actual footage and…

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    Whether we realize it or not, every time we argue a point, we use one or more of the Aristotelian persuasion methods, which are Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. The Ethos method uses credibility and trust, the Pathos method targets emotion, and the Logos method appeals to logic. When Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote his famous “Letter From Birmingham Jail”, which was a response to a letter from Birmingham clergymen, he needed a way to convince the clergymen that what he was doing was justified, and…

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    Stoicism is a type of philosophy that declares that the fundamentals of moral values derive from knowledge. Stoics couldn’t effectively teach philosophy to their students because philosophy as a whole is interwoven and blended together making it far too complex to comprehend all at once (De Lacy 1). Epictetus is a philosopher who studied Stoicism in Greece and agreed with the common belief of other Stoic philosophers that in order for students to grasp philosophy they needed to split it into…

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    Stoics don’t see philosophy in the way we see it today. They see it as a way of life, but for them philosophy is not about the past or even about knowledge it is a way of life. They define philosophy as a kind of practice or exercise concerning what is beneficial. What can make life better? How can it become better? Once we come to know the value of the world and nature we transforms, a sort of self-transformation. The Stoics have God is a corporeal Entity. The one who created it all and to the…

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    Rhetoric Logos And Pathos

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    through various types of strategies in an aim to induce the speaker’s crowd. Therefore, today we are going to examine the “three artistic proofs” in rhetoric Logos, Pathos and Ethos. Ethos is an ethical appeal which essentially means persuading an audience through the credibility of the author; we as humans incline to trust people whom we respect. Logos means convincing using logical reasoning. Last but not least Pathos which is appealing to the audience’s emotions hence will work perfectly…

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