'Pathos' diaporamas de présentation

Composition

Essay & Paragraph Structure Integrating sources Organization & Transitions Avoiding plagiarism smarthinking. Composition. ESSAY & PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE. Essay & Paragraph Structure. ESSAY. PARAGRAPH. Introduction Includes Thesis Statement Body Paragraphs Conclusion. Topic Sentence

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Hugh Blair

Hugh Blair. Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres.

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Coming from the Heart: African American Students, Literacy Stories, and Rhetorical Education Elaine B. Richardson

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Rhetoric and Visual Rhetoric for Professional Writers

Rhetoric and Visual Rhetoric for Professional Writers Using Rhetorical Principles and Art / Design Theory to Analyze Images What is Rhetoric? ? Rhetoric The Art of Persuasion The Arts and Rules of Effective Communication

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Persuasive Text

Persuasive Text. takes a specific stand on a subject/issue and is written to influence a specific audience There must be at least two differing viewpoints that can be argued. Bias. Prejudice or preference for one particular point of view. Thesis.

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Persuasive Speaking

Persuasive Speaking. Persuade: to motivate someone to do something or believe something. Logos: reasoning, logic (facts, statistics, comparisons, cause/effect relationships) Ethos: character/credibility of speaker Pathos: emotion, desires. 10 Emotional Motivations.

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Argumentation: A Primer

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Ethos, Pathos, Logos

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Macbeth Act 3, 4, 5 Review

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Chapter 16 and 17 Review

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Professional Writing

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Announcing the Bombing of Hiroshima

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Hamlet: Act 3, Scene 1

The Dramatic Purpose of a Scene Jake Templeton, James Collacutt , and Kyle Paterson. Hamlet: Act 3, Scene 1. Reveals the Nature of Characters Reveals Opposition to Characters Advances the Plot Demonstrates Conflict Develops Irony Develops Pathos (Pity).

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Thinking?

Thinking?. Mrs. Stein English APLC 3 rd Period 2/24/2012. What Do You Think?. What do you n otice in particular and why?. What do you notice in particular and why?.

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Plot Overview

. Plot Overview. The Film Glory Road is a sports drama based on the true story in 1966 of Texas Western coach Don Haskins leading the first all-black starting lineup to the NCAA national championship. .

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Rhetorical Triangle

Rhetorical Triangle. Logos. Rhetorical Triangle. Pathos. Ethos. Logos. The logical appeal Build Logos by Facts, data, reasoning, and perspectives about the issue from experts Substantiate the claim, a generalization, or a point about the issue

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Analyzing Rhetorical Appeals (After Sections 6-7):

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