Argumentation/Persuasion Part 1: LPE

Pro Tip: Politicians and Activists use EAL to weaponize QW, WG, and NS, which creates CC and the idea of us vs. them.

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When a writer or speaker desires to persuade an audience that the climate is changing for the worse at an increased rate, he/she might use ​ ​

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to show how global temperatures have increased rapidly in a short span of time.

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numbers and stats

extreme and absolute language

contrasts and contradictions

quoted words

word gaps

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A key component of argumentation and persuasion is to convince one's audience that the truth or reality is not what they may believe it to be, which requires a writer or speaker to show ​

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with the positions of the other side of an issue.

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In persuasive writing and speaking, the author will pair his/her logical arguments with

, which will create pathos between his/her and their audience.

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In order to establish credibility with the audience, a writer or speaker may use ​

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to show that experts or celebrities share a similar view of the issue or topic. However, this is not as strong as validated ​

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because they also connect to the audiences' sense of reason.

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quoted words

numbers, stats, and facts

extreme and absolute language

word gaps

contrasts and contradictions

Match

Match the following

• Logos

• Pathos

• Ethos

• Persuasion

• Argumentation

Logic & Reason

Emotions, Beliefs, and Values

Trustworthiness& Reliability

Focused on emotional appeal

Focused on logical appeal

• Logic & Reason

• Emotions, Beliefs, and Values

• Trustworthiness& Reliability

• Focused on emotional appeal

• Focused on logical appeal

Multiple Choice

If you are speaking to an audience who shares most of your beliefs about an issue, you are more likely to use _______ to convince them of your position.

• logos

• pathos

• ethos

• signposts

Multiple Choice

What bias might affect an audience as they interact with a speaker who is arguing an opinion that differs from the majority?

• religious

• racial

• cultural

• all or any of these

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Signposts

Logos depends on: ​​

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​

Pathos depends on: ​

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Ethos depends on: ​

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​NS

All can be used to show: ​

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NS

EAL

QW

WG

CC

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Predict how adding a quote from a well-respected scientist will affect your claim against electronic vehicles when speaking to a group of oil-field workers. It will likely ​

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your argument.

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Predict how adding a quote from an anti-strip mining activist will affect your argument against electronic vehicles when speaking to a group of climate activists who support EV brands. It will likely ​

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your argument.

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