Rhetorical Appeals.
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques.
What is Rhetoric?
Very Beautiful or lovely.
Exquisite
State of unthinking or satisfied acceptance
Complacency.
Serving to deliver from sorrow, make amends or pay back.
redemptive
Strong Dramatic words and phrases that appeal to the listeners emotions.
Charged Language
An appeal to Authority.
Ethos
Dazzling gorgeous
strong desire, longing
Yearning.
cruel or unjust treatment.
Oppression.
Repetition of a grammatical structure or an arrangement of words to create rhythm an momentum
Charged Language.
An Appeal to emotion.
Pathos
Something done to honor someone
Homage
Grown weak; lived under distressing conditions.
Languished.
Prosperity
good fortune; success
Repetition of a grammatical structure or an arrangement of words to create rhythm and momentum
Parallelism
An appeal to logic.
Logos.
Lazily: without taking action.
Idly
elevated
Exalted
Something Perceived that has no reality
Hallucination
Frequent use of the same words to reinforce concepts
Repetition
A technique or word construction that a speaker or writer uses to win an audience to their side. EX. Charged Language, Parallelism, and Analogy.
Rhetorical Device.
State of being inactive and not moving or changing.
Stagnation.
Great trouble or misery
Tribulations.
Given to extended thought.
Meditative.
Comparison between two seemingly unlike things that illustrates or clarifies a concept.
Analogy