Basics of Rhetoric
A speech with authoritative authors and advocates behind it will appeal to what proof needed for argumentation?
This component is vital to any type of deliberative speech, resolving inherent issues in the status quo to remedy a harm.
What are solutions?
What is memory?
This formula persuades individuals to act immediately on a problem.
What is Monroe's Motivated Sequence?
A fallacy attacking the person.
What is ad hominem?
These factors inhibit the ability of a speaker to persuade their audience.
What are constraints?
A British philosopher helped us articulate how claims, evidence, and warrants are put together in an argument.
What is the Toulmin Method?
Gesturing, posture, and eye contact are all good factors to consider for this element of delivery?
What is nonverbal?
The high point of Maslow's Hierarchy of Need.
What is self-actualization?
This fallacy includes an irrelevant topic meant to derail the audience's attention.
The means to describe how a sender expresses information and how a receiver interprets that information.
What is the Communication Model
This form of logic starts from a premise or premises and arrives at a conclusion.
What is Deduction?
A speaker should carefully cultivated this information when dealing with invention.
What are sources?
The use of concrete imagery to persuade an audience of a solution's net benefit.
What is visualization?
A type of fallacy which confers qualification on someone lacking legitimacy.
What is false authority?
This form of government inspired Greek philosophers to understand rhetoric and provided a basis for several states, including the US.
What is direct democracy?
This type of harm is framed in terms of the measurable harm it does to society.
What is a consequentialist harm?
Assessing the logical dependence of an idea in relation to other arguments is vital in this canon.
What is Arrangment/Disposition?
The emotional height of effective motivational speeches.
What is a call to action?
Inductive reasoning that fails to account for contradictory evidence.
What is stacked evidence?
Deciding the order of arguments, making language choices, and avoiding upsetting content are all considerations a speaker takes when they do this.
What is audience analysis?
This type of inherency is present when people oppose the particular solution.
Churchill's preferred form of repetition in his "We shall fight on the beaches..." speech.
What is Anaphora?
Theoretical or practical demonstrations are vital to achieve this component of a motivational speech
What is satisfaction?
The assumption two things happening at once are related.