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C&C

C&C. Aristotle’s Rhetoric. The Book in a Nutshell pp.16-17. Three Types of Proof : 1. Those achieved by argument-Logos 2. Those achieved by character-Ethos 3. Those achieved by emotion-Pathos Three Objectives : 1. Establish justice-forensic speech

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C&C

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  1. C&C Aristotle’s Rhetoric

  2. The Book in a Nutshell pp.16-17 • Three Types of Proof: • 1. Those achieved by argument-Logos • 2. Those achieved by character-Ethos • 3. Those achieved by emotion-Pathos • Three Objectives: • 1. Establish justice-forensic speech • 2. Establish admirability-ceremonial speech • 3. Establish advisability-political speech

  3. Three Terms to Remember: • ethos. how a speaker establishes himself or herself as being trustworthy as seen by the audience. • logos. theories of argument and persuasion, the content and logic of a speech. • pathos. the emotional content of a speech-both contained in the speech and contained in the speaker.

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