Persuasion Modes
The mode that appeals to feelings and emotions.
What is BandWagon.
Repeating language which causes emphasis.
What is Repetition?
These persuasive advertisements played through one of America's biggest sporting events.
The people the writer/author is intending to write for.
What is Audience?
The persuasive mode that appeals to reason.
What is Logos?
Discredits the person instead of the argument.
What is Ad Hominem?
Including statistics and figures.
You can find these persuasive mediums of Discovery Channel and PBS channels.
What are documentaries?
Way in which a work is created or delivered (DVD, streaming, book, vinyl, etc.)
What are Mediums?
The persuasive mode that appeals to an author's credibility or validity.
What is Ethos?
an attempt to "prove" an argument by overstating, exaggerating, or over-simplifying the
arguments of the opposing side.
Giving non-human's human-like qualities.
What is Personification?
These persuasive medium rely on speaking or audible explanation.
What are Speeches?
A popular way for critics to assess a piece of media's overall quality and determine whether or not they think the piece of media is worth recommending.
What is a Media Review
What is Kairos?
When someone argues that, once the first step is undertaken, a second or third step
will inevitably follow.
What is Slippery Slope?
Using similes and metaphors.
What is Figurative Language?
You can find these persuasive mediums tacked on walls.
What are Posters?
The central underlying message within a work.
What is Theme?