5 cannons of rhetoric
Name the 5 cannons of Rhetoric
Inventio
Dispositio
Elocutio
Actio/Pronuntiatio
What are the 3 appeals
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
What are the goals in Rhetorical devices?
-Affect the audience/Persuasion
-Covey meaning
-Offer a different perspective
-To persuade
-To inform
-To entertain
What is the header order?
Your Name
Teachers name
Class
Date
Define Elocutio
To speak
Define Ethos
The credibility and character of the speaker.
Examples for Rhetorical devices are?
-Simile
-Metaphor
-Hyperbole
-Tricolon
-Anaphora
-Epistrophe
Which aim is the one our society enjoys?
-To entertain
While writing in MLA format what should the text and font size be?
Times New Roman
font size: 12
What year was the Roman orator ciero?
50 BC
Using pathos, how could you effectively persuade someone?
By 'controlling' the audiences emotions or having them directed.
What are other words for the previous example words?
Simile=Hypophora
Metaphor=Rhetorical question
Hyperbole=Apostrophe
Tricolon=Asyndeton
Anaphora=Polysundeton
What aim is this example:
A famous singer comes to your state to sing
-To entertain
Should writing be singular spaced or double space?
Double spaced
When was the Roman rhetorician quintilian?
95 AD
How do you seek deductive reasoning?
Looking for If/then statements
Define Hyperbole
Purposefully exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literal.
What is the difference between Primary aim vs Secondary aim?
Primary aim is more of entertainment and to inform for example 'I went to a Halloween party and had lots of fun'
Secondary aim for example : climate change, or domestication.
Why do we use MLA format?
It is helpful and gets you prepared for future writing, and also with poor credibility.
What are all the definition words for each cannon
Dispositio: Arrangement, organization
Inventio: discovery or invention
Elocutio: To speak,loqui
Actio/Pronuntiatio:To act
Define each Appeal
Logos: A logical argument
Ethos: The credibility and character of the speaker
Pathos: Emotional connection to your audience
What are the Greek words that built 'Hyperbole'
-Huper (above)
-Ballein (to throw)
Huperbole (excessive)
When can you use persuasion on the people?
To talk differently, have them engaged in your speaking.
If you want to cite something how is it done?
On the right top side right 'last name' and the page number