Modes of persuasion
A philosopher in Ancient Greece who is considered the founder of rhetoric and methods of persuasion.
Who is Aristotle?
... is the use of a language feature that makes your argument or viewpoint more convincing and appealing to the audience.
What is a persuasive device?
The use of collective personal pronouns to make the listener/ reader feel more engaged and involved.
What is inclusion?
Ethos, Logos and Pathos.
What are the three modes of persuasion?
A statement in the form of a question.
What is a rhetorical question?
Repeating a word, phrase, image or viewpoint.
What is repetition?
What is Ethos?
Language that is descriptive rather than factual.
What is emotive language?
Argument by logic.
What is Logos?
The use of language to express an opinion or viewpoint with confidence and conviction.
What is Assertion?
Argument by emotion.
What is Pathos?
Lively exaggeration used for emphasis or dramatic effect.
What is hyperbole?