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English Comp

Rhetoric lecture

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What is Rhetoric? The art of finding and using the available means of persuasion.
Kaioros The opportune moment; seizing the right time to speak or act.
Proof A statement made to persuade an audience to accept a proposition.
Logos An appeal to logic, evidence, and reason.
Ethos An appeal to character, credibility, and authority.
Pathos An appeal to emotion and audience values.
Inductive Reasoning Reasoning from specific instances or particulars to general conclusions.
Deductive Reasoning Reasoning from general principles or premises to specific conclusions.
Enthymeme: A shortened argument or syllogism with an implied or unstated premise.
Invented Ethos The credibility or persona constructed directly through the speech or writing itself.
Situated Ethos: The pre-existing reputation, status, or character a speaker holds within a community.
Maxim A wise saying or proverb generally accepted by a community.
Commonplaces : Shared beliefs, values, or assumptions held by a specific community.
Rhetorical Distance The physical, social, or psychological separation between the speaker/author and the audience.
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