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Rhetorics

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Simran Ghooi Within acclaimed writers and speakers such as Jesus, Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X and John Edwards we see a major use of the appeals, logos ethos and pathos, present throughout their most popular pieces. Any good speaker would appeal to all three of these things and the four authors do exactly that. They all predominantly capture an essence of both and pathos and logos, and lack a bit in ethos.

RA of Serving In Florida

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Serving in Florida is an essay written by Barbara Ehrenreich that is a first-hand experience by the author in the world of working minimum wage jobs. The author tried to balance two low paying jobs in order to make ends meet. Ehrenreich mainly uses pathos, or the emotional appeal, in her essay to persuade young adults to go to college and strive for high paying jobs and uses ethos, the ethical appeal as the secondary rhetorical appeal in her essay to convince her readers that she is indeed a credible author.

Communicating with an Audience

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Communicating with an Audience Aristotelian Triangle The Aristotelian triangle (also known as the rhetorical triangle) explains the interaction involved in a piece. All factors affect the structure and language. Speaker/Writer Audience Subject >When choosing a subject, consider what you know, what others have said, and what evidence you have to support your claims. - don?t talk about a topic you know nothing about >When choosing an audience, consider what they know about the topic and what their attitude is. - don?t explain photosynthesis to a five year old with the same language you would use to explain it to a biology major. >Choose your persona carefully ? the character you create when you are speaking or writing will affect how you do it.
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