Rhetorical Appeals and Devices

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Rhetorical appeal that establishes credibility and authority.

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ethos

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Rhetorical appeal that evokes emotions:

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Pathos

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Rhetorical appeal using logic and evidence?

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logos

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Example of ethos in a persuasive speech:

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A doctor discussing the benefits of a certain medication based on their expertise.

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Pathos in advertising:

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Appealing to audience emotions, connecting through storytelling, relatable characters, and evoking empathy.

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How can logos strengthen an argument in a debate?

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By providing logical reasoning, facts, statistics, and expert opinions to support claims.

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Identify the rhetorical appeal in: 'As a doctor with 20 years of experience, I assure you this treatment is the best.'

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ethos

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Pathos is more effective than logos when the audience is emotionally invested or empathetic towards an issue.

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Importance of balancing rhetorical appeals in persuasion

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Establishes credibility, emotional connection, and logical reasoning.

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Difference between logos and pathos in persuasive writing.

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Logos appeals to logic and reasoning; pathos targets emotions.