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Rhetorical APPEALS

Rhetorical APPEALS. Re-visited. For this class know and remember:. You must comprehend, identify, apply and analyze the components of a rhetorical transaction: Speaker/writer Audience/reader Rhetorical purpose Stance Tone Appeals. LEP.

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Rhetorical APPEALS

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  1. Rhetorical APPEALS Re-visited

  2. For this class know and remember: • You must comprehend, identify, apply and analyze the components of a rhetorical transaction: • Speaker/writer • Audience/reader • Rhetorical purpose • Stance • Tone • Appeals

  3. LEP • Logos, Ethos, and Pathos are NOT separate independent entities!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • Mr. Moore just can’t decide, “You know, in my essay that I am writing, I believe the first and third paragraphs are the best locations for logos. Glad I managed to put that appeal where it counts!” • Logos is the CENTRAL appeal • The way a text appeals to ethos and pathos grows out of logos!

  4. Moreover, a text DOES NOT HAVE logos, ethos, and pathos! • A text or its author APPEALS to logos, ethos, and pathos!

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