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Persuasive Rhetoric

Persuasive Rhetoric. Page 222 . Persuasive Rhetoric. using language to argue effectively and convince others to adopt an opinion. Deductive reasoning. begin with a generalization and follow with facts. Inductive reasoning. begin with examples and draw a conclusion.

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Persuasive Rhetoric

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  1. Persuasive Rhetoric Page 222

  2. Persuasive Rhetoric using language to argue effectively and convince others to adopt an opinion

  3. Deductive reasoning • begin with a generalization and follow with facts

  4. Inductive reasoning • begin with examples and draw a conclusion

  5. Proposition: The school day should be longer. Deductive Reasoning Inductive Reasoning Generalization -> More education is better than less. Examples > More variety of activities are possible in a longer day. Examples -> Variety of activities possible in longer day. Conclusion -> Longer school day is worthwhile.

  6. Persuasive technique 1 • Logical appeal: rely on logic and facts to support a claim.

  7. Persuasive Technique 2 • Emotional appeal: uses ideas and images to cause strong feelings

  8. Persuasive Technique 3 • Ethical appeal: uses morals, values or standards that are widely accepted

  9. Rhetorical Devices • Rhetorical question: a question that does not require a reply. • Repetition: use of the same word or phrase for emphasis

  10. Basics of an argument To be effective an argument should include: (page 223 – top right corner)

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