Schemes
An artful deviation from the ordinary ___ of words.
What is Arrangement?
An artful deviation from the ordinary or principle signification of a ____.
What is Word?
One of the five canons of rhetoric: Invention, ____, Style, Memory, and Delivery.
What is arrangement?
The appeal to emotion.
What is pathos?
A group that includes schemes, along with metaphors and similes.
What is a figure of speech?
Both metaphors and similes do this between two ideas or objects.
What is Compare One Thing to Another?
Within the conclusion, or peroratio, it is this appeal that should be stressed.
What is pathos?
A writer must employ ethos within his writing to achieve this.
What is convince the reader of their credibility?
A type of scheme that repeats consonant sounds at the start of consecutive words.
What is Alliteration?
Using words to create sound, like a buzz or a bark.
What is onomatopoeia?
This canon has traditionally been left out of rhetorical texts, but has since become a strong presence in oral rhetoric.
What is delivery?
Usually, scientific papers seek to appeal to this.
What is logos?
A sentence not in the usual order, this scheme is.
What is Anastrophe?
You have probably seen this a million times, and probably will see it for a million more.
What is hyperbole?
According to arrangement, narratio comes after this.
Pathos without logos is dangerous; logos without pathos is ___?
What is unethical?
"Adam, first of men,
To first of women, Eve"
- Paradise Lost (John Milton)
What is Chiasmus?
"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears."
- Julius Caesar (William Shakespeare)
What is metonymy?
"We choose to go to the moon. We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard."
- John F. Kennedy
What is delivery?
“We’re joined now by Reza Aslan, a scholar of religions, a professor at University of California, Riverside.”
- Interview on CNN
What is ethos?