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r hetorical situation. When Bitzer Gets Hot & Steamy…. When The Audience : Tells All …. Exigence : Is Your Time Running out?. The Rhetor Speaks. A Guide to the Rhetorical Situation. Rhetorical Constraints. What is Rhetorical Situation?.
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rhetorical situation When Bitzer Gets Hot & Steamy… When The Audience: Tells All … Exigence: Is Your Time Running out? The Rhetor Speaks A Guide to the Rhetorical Situation Rhetorical Constraints
“A complex of persons, events, objects and relations… … and an Exigence which strongly invites utterance……… …this invited utterance participates naturally in the situation,
…is in many instances necessary to the completion of situational activity... …and by means of its participation with situation obtains its meaning and its rhetorical character.”
key components An imperfection marked by urgency; a defect, obstacle, something waiting to be done, a thing which is other than it should be. • Must be capable of serving as mediator of the change which the discourse functions to produce. • (Constrained in decision and action) Made up of persons, events, objects and relations which are part of the situation because they have the power to constrain decision and action needed to modify the Exigence. (1) Exigence (2) Audience (3) Constraints
Advice: What to do in the Situation Research by Lloyd Bitzer, Professional Rhetorician Is he into you? The Rhetor has to notice his audience as well as exigences before he can attempt any chance of Discourse. Do you pass the test? Exigences exist such as relationship status, location, attraction, timing etc. 3. We have the Situation, now what happens on the Shore? The situation calls the Discourse into existence. Feedback and Response. Once the Rhetor has spoken, the discourse calls for a fitting response from the Audience. Mike Sorrentino speaks about the “Situation”
important!!! (1)Rhetor, better known as speaker, seeks opportunity with audience. (2) Exigences exist within the situation, and the Rhetor is aware. rhetor + exigence (3) The audience has constraints, such as beliefs and society ideals. (4) When the Rhetor creates discourse, the audience responds, depending on the situation at hand. situation => discourse