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Rhetoric and Logic: a review

Rhetoric and Logic: a review. We already know:. Rhetoric is the proper, and classic, form of persuasion. We already know:. Rhetoric unfolds through appeals . The Rhetorical Triangle refers to the 3 basic, essential appeals.

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Rhetoric and Logic: a review

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  1. Rhetoric and Logic:a review

  2. We already know: Rhetoric is the proper, and classic, form of persuasion.

  3. We already know: • Rhetoric unfolds through appeals. • The Rhetorical Triangle refers to the 3 basic, essential appeals. • Every argument, ever, (for eva’ eva’? Yes, fo’ eva’ eva’), uses at least one of these appeals.

  4. The Rhetorical Triangle Ethos Bermuda Triangle Logos Pathos

  5. We already know:

  6. We’re kinda starting to realize:

  7. New: How to create Ethos

  8. New: How to create Ethos

  9. New: How to create Ethos

  10. Still trying to understand: Syllogism • Logical argument assumedfrom 2 statements. • All humans are mortal. • Socrates is human. • Therefore, Socrates is mortal. • Because they form logic from something familiar, they are an effective. • A syllogism is not a cause and effect statement, but it sounds like one.

  11. Don’t worry about this yet: Enthymeme • A logical statement with an impliedpremise • "Socrates is mortal because he's human.”

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