Rhetorical Appeal
Which rhetorical appeals refers to trustworthiness and authority?
Ethos
Which rhetorical situation refers to the attitude of the author?
Stance
Which canon of rhetoric refers to the process of determining the key messages and points?
Invention
Which branch of rhetoric refers to written word that considers whether or not something was just?
Judicial
Which logical fallacy refers to attempting to discredit an argument by attacking the source?
Ad Hominem
Which rhetorical appeals refers to personal connection and emotional impact?
Pathos
Which rhetorical situation refers to the way something is written or spoken?
Media/Design
Which canon of rhetoric refers to the structure of the text?
Arrangement
Which branch of rhetoric refers to written word that praises or blames a person for their actions?
Epideictic
Which logical fallacy refers to distorting or mis- representing someone's argument in order to make it easier to defeat?
Straw-Man
Which rhetorical appeals refers to facts and scientific evidence?
Logos
What are the 5 rhetorical situations?
purpose, audience, stance, genre, media/design
What are the 5 canons of rhetoric?
invention, arrangement, style, memory, and delivery
What are the three branches of rhetoric?
judicial/forensic, epideictic, and deliberative
Which logical fallacy refers to when someone takes a minor event and turns it into a major catastrophe?
Slippery Slope