What say you?
A commercial for Doritos during the Superbowl.
What is Kairos?
Cry for the little unborn babies. Feel for their souls.
What is Pathos?
The environment of a larger set of actors.
What is the Rhetorical Ecology?
Gun Control. Abortion. Fast Fashion. Obesity. College Safety.
What is Exigence?
The end goal for Project #4.
What is Exigence?
What is Logos?
What is Rhetor?
The placement of a commercial during the Superbowl for a new (free) fantasy football game.
What is Kairos?
What one stakeholder might strategically use with another for the purpose of persuasion.
Your biased opinion of President Joe Biden before he delivers the State of the Union Address.
What is Situated Ethos?
A speech by the dorm's Residential Assistant regarding leaving trash on your roommate's bed.
What is Rhetorical Situation?
First, the college president will discuss the new policy regarding TikTok. A bit later in his speech, he will highlight Texas Tech University's 100 years.
What is Arrangement?
In Stasis Theory, this is what you want all stakeholders to achieve as a means to move toward policy.
What is Identification?
All presidents of the United States of America should be trustworthy and credible when they deliver information to the American people.
What is Ethos?
What is Rhetorical Distance?
"All insects have six legs; therefore, all wasps have six legs." It is what you might conclude from this logic.
What is Enthymeme?
A politician who uses ethos, logos, and pathos in a speech to inspire Americans to vote.
What is a Rhetor?
The New York Times should be trusted because of the tone and attitude their writes convey toward Vice President Kamala Harris.
What is Invented Logos?
Credibility. Emotion. Logic.
What is Rhetorical Appeals?
All Americans should stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.