Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Define Pathos
What is Pathos is a tool used to take advantage of the reader's emotions?
Purpose for SOAPSTone
What is to better understand the text, to analyze the meaning of the text, and to consider how and why the text was written?
Define incite
What is to rouse, stir up, urge on?
Annotations
What is a note of an explination, thought, etc for a piece of literature?
Main idea
What is the central message, insight, or opinion in a work?
Pathos, Logos, and Ethos
What is a tool used to create a more powerful message/point?
Define SOAPSTone
S-Subject
O-Occasion
A-Audience
P-Purpose
S-Speaker
T-Tone
Define conjoin
What is join together, unite?
You can annotate any text
What is true?
Define direct characterization
What is the writer tells you what the character is like?
Examples of Logos
What is Facts, statistics, historical/literal analogies, real life examples, etc?
SOAPSTone is used when
What is analyzing text?
Define resurgent
what is rising after defeat?
There is only one way to annotate
What is false?
Define indirect characterization
What is the writer gives you clues about the character?
Pathos used wrong
What is overusing Pathos, leaving the reader to feel manipulated?
SOAPSTone+quotations from text
What is a strong analysis?
Define contemplate
What is to consider thoughtfully and carefully?
The main idea of Lamb to the Slaughter
What is how we overlook the true nature of a person or situation when we allow preconceived notions to cloud our judgment?
Characters' motivation
What is the reason the character takes part in a particular action?
The difference between Ethos and Logos
What is Ethos is used to generally build trust, while Logos is used to prove the author's point/subject with facts?
You can have more than one audience
What is true?
Define vociferous
What is loud and noisy; compelling attention?
Left VS. Right annotations
What is Left- marking a note briefly summarizing what the author LEFT for you to find VS. Right- to mark, note, breifly summarize anything you wonder throughout the text. "I wonder if I'm RIGHT"?
Situational irony VS. dramatic irony
What is a contrast between what a reader or character expects and what actually happens, VS. a contrast between what the reader knows and what at least one character knows?