rhetoric and persuasion
What is the act of convincing others to change the way they think?
What is persuasion
What 1929 experimental documentary raises rhetorical questions that neither science nor logic can definitively answer?
What is A Man with a Movie Camera?
What aspect of rhetoric involves organizing the parts of a documentary?
What is Arrangement?
What is the set of tools that makes a documentary convincing?
What is rhetoric
In A Man with a Movie Camera, what is the rhetorical voice persuading us to do?
What is to see things in a new way?
Which type of rhetoric asks, "What should we do about this?" and explores socially important issues?
What is Deliberative Rhetoric?
What is the main goal of the rhetorical voice in a documentary?
(What is to provide a convincing perspective?)
What are the five departments of rhetoric?
What are Invention, Arrangement, Style, Memory, and Delivery?
What type of rhetoric reexamines past events to determine what really happened?
What is Judicial or Historical Rhetoric?
How do rhetoric and persuasion work together in documentary media?
what is they documentary more compelling
Which department of rhetoric refers to the discovery or invention of proofs or evidence in support of an argument?
What is Invention?
Which type of rhetoric explores what someone or something is really like?
What is Commemorative or Biographical Rhetoric?
What is the key difference between rhetorical discourse and narrative structure?
What is rhetoric focuses on persuasion and narrative focuses on order
How does rhetorical discourse contribute to a documentary’s message?
What is it shapes how the documentary convinces the audience to think in a certain way?
How can commemorative or biographical rhetoric create uncertainty in a documentary?
What is it may persuade us toward a particular viewpoint