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Rhetoric in advertising

Explore the art of persuasion and influence through ethos, pathos, and logos. Learn how ads leverage credibility, emotions, and logic to sway opinions. Uncover deceptive tactics and analyze real-world examples.

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Rhetoric in advertising

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  1. Rhetoric in advertising Rhetorical Appeals

  2. Persuasion shows up… in rhetoric. Rhetoric is the art of using words in a certain way to influence (appeal to) or evoke emotions, opinions, attitudes, and behaviors.

  3. NOTES: What is rhetoric? • Greek philosopher ARISTOTLE believed that when people try to persuade each other, they use three main kinds of RHETORIC. • RHETORIC is writing or speaking effectively so as to persuade others.

  4. What are the three rhetorical appeals? • Aristotle called these three appeals: • ETHOS • PATHOS • and LOGOS

  5. What is ethos? • The ETHOS appeal uses: • Credibility • You trust the advice of a doctor because of who he/she is. • You buy something advertised by certain celebrities whom you trust/respect

  6. What is pathos? • PATHOS appeals to our emotions or feelings. Pathos can also include humor, shock value, or appeal to physical sensations like taste.

  7. What is logos? • LOGOS is related to the word LOGIC, or reasoning. When you use LOGOS, you appeal to your audience’s BRAINS. You make a good point, or you provide research-based evidence.

  8. What appeal(s) is this? ETHOS uses CREDIBILITY (trustworthiness) of experts.

  9. What appeal(s) is this? LOGOS appeals to your sense of reason.

  10. What appeal(s) is this? PATHOS appeals to your heart.

  11. What appeal(s) is this? Google+ "New Dad" Ad

  12. What appeal(s) is this? Humane Society Ad

  13. What appeal(s) is this? The Truth - Body Bags Tv Ad - YouTube

  14. What appeal(s) is this? Sofia Vergara and David Beckham - Diet Pepsi Commercial - Beach Tweet - YouTube

  15. Your Turn: Magazine Activity • Find three different magazine ads that represent ethos, pathos, and logos. (Sometimes these appeals overlap, but make sure you have three separate ads.) • Explain in complete sentences why each ad demonstrates each appeal. • Extra credit point: Find ads that may be deceiving and explain why. This ad demonstrates logos because Revlon is using statistics from their research to prove that the mascara can lengthen your eyelashes. However, this is deceiving because of course people saw “instantly” longer lashes, but that doesn’t mean the mascara will actually make your eyelashes grow.

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