Appeal to...
Emotion.
What is Pathos?
Grill Marks.
What is Pathos?
Using numbers and firm evidence to prove a point.
What is Logos?
"You have never been happier than you will be with a Swiffer."
What is Pathos?
The number of characteristics needed to define a group as a discourse community.
What are the five characteristics?
This type of discourse is a form of communication meant to convince an audience that the writer or speaker is correct, using evidence and reason.
What is argument?
This begins broad and ends specific with a thesis statement and "map."
What is an introduction?
Logic.
What is Logos?
Current Social Attitudes.
What is Kairos?
Comparing OxiClean to a regular detergent.
What is Ethos?
"Our vitamins are FDA approved."
What is Ethos?
These are the main objectives that all members of the community work towards.
What are common public goals?
This type of discourse is a form of communication that relies on the five senses to help the audience visualize something.
What is description?
This sentence clearly states the argument of the essay.
What is the thesis statement?
Credibility and belief.
What is Ethos?
Statistics.
What is Logos?
Telling a touching story about brothers reconnecting after one returns from college.
What is Pathos?
"This microwave will cut the cooking time in half."
What is Logos?
The total stock of words in the communities language. It can include words specific to the community or common words with definitions specific to the community.
What is the lexis?
This type of discourse is used to inform the audience of something with relatively neutral language, i.e., it’s not meant to persuade or evoke emotion.
What is exposition?
This restates the thesis, touches on all main points, and broadens as it connects to the bigger picture.
What is a conclusion?
Timeliness.
What is Kairos?
Experts.
What is Ethos?
Mentioning a social movement such as feminism.
What is Kairos?
"If I sign something, that means I believe in it."
What is Ethos
The skills members must already have in order to join the group.
This type of discourse tells a story, often with emotion and empathy involved.
What is narration?
This uses the "claim, evidence, warrant" structure.
What is a body paragraph?
Season.
What is Kairos?
Using adjectives such as terrible, wonderful, and delicious.
What is Pathos?
Using adjectives such as undefined, improbable, and therefore.
What is Ethos
Daily Double!
"4/5 dentists recommend Crest."
What are Logos and Ethos?
Daily Double!
These defining components are broken into categories and subcategories according to similar characteristics. They can include music, texts, clothing, and/or objects.
What are genres?
This category of discourse is used to propel something into action.
What is transactional discourse?
Double spaced, 12 pt. font, Times New Roman, page numbers including the last name of the author.
What is MLA format?