FRS
the specific moment in time
What is Kairos?
the primary assertion made about a given topic
what is main claim?
The type of audience that doesn’t understand why people believe certain things
What is a confused audience?
Knows about the subject but doesn’t care
what is an uninterested audience?
why you think your side is correct
what is reasons?
Audience already believes your argument
what is a sympathetic audience?
What part of the argument is usually attacked by the opposing side?(Toulmin Method)
What is a warrant?
The last part of your paper that the audience will read in the Classic Template:
What is the Peroration?
Doesn’t know much or anything about the argument
What is a uniformed audience?
why the other side is wrong
what is Refutation?
an issue, problem, or situation that causes or prompts someone to write or speak-
what is exigency?
Whose ideas did Toulmin steal/rediscover when creating the Toulmin method?
Who is Aristotle?
With this type of audience, it’s more effective to provide the refutation before the argument:
What is Hostile?
A specific media outlet in which to publish an information or essay
what is a venue?
People who disagree with your viewpoint
(Not an audience type)
the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques.
What is Rhetoric?
T or F: Explicit warrants are when the audience refers to the ideas portrayed in the article.
What is False?
This part of the Classic Template is where the author explains the exigency along with the subject and speaker.
What is Exordium?
The speaker admits something the audience believes to be true
What is concession?
proof that your thinking is logical
what is evidence?
T or F: An author creates pathos primarily by the tone he/she establishes in the text.
what is false?
an examination of how well the components of an argument work together to persuade or move an audience
What is Rhetoric Analysis?
The convergence in a situation of exigency (the need to write), audience, and purpose.
what is rhetorical situation?
A diagram that illustrates the interrelationship among the speaker, audience, and subject in determining a text
what is the Rhetorical Triangle?
The structure of the paper; the classic template
What is arrangement?