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Rhetorical Strategies

Rhetorical Strategies. by Jo é nathaon é , Val éé ria, é Clarararar é , Ze kek é. val slide. Selection of Deets & order. important to the meaning/tone of txt the details included and the order they are in specific images/words/events. Repetition.

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Rhetorical Strategies

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  1. Rhetorical Strategies by Joénathaoné, Valééria, éClararararé, Zekeké

  2. val slide Selection of Deets & order • important to the meaning/tone of txt • the details included and the order they are in • specific images/words/events

  3. Repetition • Includes sound, word, and phrase repetition • Rhyme, Meter, Alliteration,Assonance, Consonance,Anaphora, Refrain, Drama, Plot Symbolism and Imagery all draw on repetition • Can give something extra significance and tie important plot elements together On my way to steal yo gurl...

  4. Epiphany A sudden, overwhelming insight or revelation evoked by commonplace object or a scene in a POEM or a work of FICTION.

  5. examples!! figure out the example! “I used to smoke a lot. Everyone let me know that it was bad for my health however, I didn’t pay any notice. One day I saw my two years of age offspring trying for a used cigarette within an ashtray. Seeing this, abruptly it dawned upon me how terrible smoking was and I stopped smoking.” When writing a story, Sally specifically made sure to include words with negative connotations when talking about the cat, to make sure the audience knew the cat was evil Sorry, would you repeat that?Sorry, would you repeat that?Sorry, would you repeat that?Sorry, would you repeat that?Sorry, would you repeat that?Sorry, would you repeat that? ‘EUREKA!!!!’

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