The Art of Rhetoric Vol. 1

demonstrative rhetoric that makes a proclamation about the present situation; as in wedding speeches such as, "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today."

• rhetoric/retórica

• persuasion/persuasión

• forensic rhetoric/retórica forense

• epideictic rhetoric/retórica epidéctica

• deliberative rhetoric/retórica deliberativa

the act of causing people to do or believe something.

• rhetoric/retórica

• persuasion/persuasión

• forensic rhetoric/retórica forense

• epideictic rhetoric/retórica epidéctica

• deliberative rhetoric/retórica deliberativa

judicial rhetoric that establishes facts and judgments about the past; similar to detectives at a crime scene.

• rhetoric/retórica

• persuasion/persuasión

• forensic rhetoric/retórica forense

• epideictic rhetoric/retórica epidéctica

• deliberative rhetoric/retórica deliberativa

also known as "symbouleutikon," this type of rhetoric focuses on the future and argues what society should do as we progress.

• rhetoric/retórica

• persuasion/persuasión

• forensic rhetoric/retórica forense

• epideictic rhetoric/retórica epidéctica

• deliberative rhetoric/retórica deliberativa

written or spoken language used to persuade or impress an audience.

• rhetoric/retórica

• persuasion/persuasión

• forensic rhetoric/retórica forense

• epideictic rhetoric/retórica epidéctica

• deliberative rhetoric/retórica deliberativa

an attempt to make someone do or accept something as right or proper by saying things that are directed at a person's feelings, attitudes, logic, etc.

• pathos/pathos

• ethos/ethos

• logos/logos

• appeal/apelación

• rhetoric/retórica

a type of appeal used to persuade an audience by use of facts and reason.

• pathos/pathos

• ethos/ethos

• logos/logos

• appeal/apelación

• rhetoric/retórica

a type of appeal used to persuade an audience with rhetoric that appeals to their feelings and emotions.

• pathos/pathos

• ethos/ethos

• logos/logos

• appeal/apelación

• rhetoric/retórica

a type of appeal used to persuade an audience with rhetoric that shows credibility or honesty.

• pathos/pathos

• ethos/ethos

• logos/logos

• appeal/apelación

• rhetoric/retórica