Sophists/Philosopher
Vocab.
Models of Comm.
Building a Speech
Random
100
Believes relationships are linear and that it is the speaker who gets the audience to act.
Who is Gorgias.
100
Having an innate ability.
What is a 'knack'.
100
Can be visually represented with one arrow going one direction.
What is the linear model.
100
Effectively organizing a case.
What is arrangement.
100
Using speech to make a difference within society.
What is civic engagement.
200
Believed that speakers should know both sides of an argument.
Who is Protagoras.
200
Proof created by the speaker.
What is artistic proofs.
200
Can be visually represented with unlimited arrows going in two directions.
What is the transactional model.
200
How the speaker physically and vocally presents the speech.
What is delivery.
200
Knowledge based on instinct.
What is intermediate knowledge.
300
The strategy behind the School of Isocrates.
What is knowing a little about a broad range of things.
300
Universal knowledge about common characteristics of like materials.
What is episteme.
300
What a sender does with a message before it is sent.
What is encode.
300
Word choices, phrasing and the level of formality.
What is style.
300
A function of rhetoric within society. (Name one)
What is uphold justice, instruct people, analyze or defend oneself
400
The philosopher that felt the Sophists used persuasive language to manipulate people.
Who is Plato.
400
When a speaker incorporates good/just behavior into what they are saying.
What is propriety.
400
What a receiver does when they are given a message.
What is decode.
400
Identifying the best argument for a case in a given situation.
What is invention.
400
Proof that is not created by the speaker but collected.
What is inartistic proof.
500
The two sophists we cover in this chapter are:
Who is Gorgias and Protagoras.
500
Logical appeal, emotional appeal, credible appeal...name all three.
What is logos, pathos and ethos.
500
Anything that disrupts a message.
What is noise.
500
How the speaker recalls facts, info and being effective without notes.
What is memory!
500
A way that this class will enhance your life both personally and professionally in the future. (Two-part answer)
What is _______ :)
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