Ethos, Pathos, or Logos
The terms ethos, pathos, and logos are of what origin.
What is Greek or Ancient Greece origin?
What is rhetoric?
Persuasion through the use of language, images, or different mediums to get a point across.
Define Pathos.
What is an appeal to emotions.
What is the device used to refer to the author´s choice of words in a text?
What is diction.
What types of audience are there?
Intended and unintended.
Ethos, pathos, or logos: ¨As a doctor, I am qualified to tell you that this procedure will generate the best result.¨
What is Ethos?
What does the ¨rhetorical triangle¨ consist of?
Ethos, pathos, and logos.
Define Ethos.
What is an appeal to ethics.
What are the 5 parts of a rhetorical analysis essay?
What are purpose, audience, topic, writer, and context.
What is the best way to capture an audience?
A hook.
Ethos, pathos, or logos: ¨If you examine the date presented on the board...¨
What is logos?
Why is rhetorical analysis important?
Helps the audience understand a larger meaning beyond what is being read and examined.
Define Logos.
What is an appeal to logic.
What is a statement that introduces your main ideas, generally in the introductory paragraph?
What is a thesis?
Who would the intended audience be for an essay written about school uniforms and how they affect individuality? Give 1 of 3 possible answers.
What is administration, students, or parents?
Ethos, pathos, or logos: ¨If you care about what happens to your social life, you won´t be friends with her anymore. I´m your only friend.¨
What is pathos?
Can you form a rhetorical analysis on anything? Explain
Yes, anything that you can find a deeper meaning of.
What is rhetorical analysis?
A close reading and explanation of a text.
What are the steps in writing a rhetorical analysis essay?
Identify appeals or evidence, give examples of the appeals or evidence, explain why they were or were not effective.
Who would the intended audience be for an essay written about changes in a town? List 1 of 3 possible answers.
What is the mayor, local officials, or citizens?