The 5 Canons of Rhetoric
The faculty of the mind that stores ideas for future recollection. One of the 5 canons used in spoken, but not written rhetoric.
What is the Canon of memory, or memoria?
This type of Rhetoric is concerned with the "Here and now."
What is Epideictic Rhetoric?
Goodwill; an aspect of Ethos.
What is Eunoia?
This is a popular beverage made in Texas containing a blend of 23 flavors.
What is Dr Pepper?
Button down shirts, pants, ties, modest dresses and skirts.
What is professional dress?
The ordering of content.
What is the Canon of Organization or Arrangement?
This type of Rhetoric concerns itself with future change and includes a call to action.
What is Deliberative Rhetoric?
Reason; reasoned argumentation of speech or text. One of Aristotle's three rhetorical appeals.
What is Logos?
This is a mythical creature commonly depicted as pure white, or rainbow colored, which represents the passive voice in our Rhetoric Class.
What is a a unicorn?
Smart phones, laptops, television, and alarm clocks.
What are electronics?
The discovery of content, ideas, and/or arguments.
What is The Canon of Invention?
This type of Rhetoric highlights virtues or vices within and organization or an individual.
What is Epideictic Rhetoric?
Emotion; the emotional disposition of the audience; One of Aristotle's three rhetorical appeals.
This is a writing utensil commonly used by kids in the classroom, used to illustrate, which can vary in color and are usually washable.
What are crayola markers?
Elephants, giraffes, lions, flamingos, and monkeys.
What are zoo animals?
The presentation of the speech, concerned with intonation, volume, gestures, facial expression, and other non-verbal expression.
What is the Canon of Delivery?
This speech/presentation will include all three Species of Rhetoric.
What is our Senior Thesis?
Practical wisdom; an aspect of ethos.
What is phronesis?
This is the mascot of many schools representing strength, courage, dominance, and leadership, often symbolizing royalty and pride.
What is a lion?
Builders, Baby boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z.
What are Generation names?
The language chosen to communicate an idea; wording, or thought put into words.
What is the Canon of Style, or Elocution?
This type of Rhetoric is concerned with past action.
What is Judicial Rhetoric?
Credibility; the character of the rhetor as introduced in language. One of Aristotle's three rhetorical appeals.
What is ethos?
This is a fear many people have even into adulthood rooted in the fear of judgement, embarrassment, or negative evaluation by others.
What is glossophobia/ the fear of public speaking
Definition, comparison, circumstance, relationship, and Authority/testimony.
What are the common topis/ places of Invention.