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    Allison Hoover Chapter 5 notes I. Formal Components of Narrative Rhetoric II. In narrative rhetoric a story is told to make a point. In some cases the entire work of rhetoric is a story and the main point is implied. In other instances‚ the rhetor may use a number of small stories to make a point. In still other instances‚ the rhetor may refer to‚ but not tell in any detail‚ a widely known story. This type of narrative is somewhat similar to enthymematic argument and is used most often in

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    1741 in Enfield‚ Connecticut‚ puritan minister Jonathan Edwards‚ gave a harsh sermon to a congregation to disclose how angry God is at those who sin and that only by His grace they can be saved. In Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God the minster uses an emotional appeal to convey what would happen to the people who were considered as God’s enemies because they have not been born again. For example‚ the author admonishes‚ “...the devil is waiting for them‚ hell is gaping for them‚ the flames gather

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    Applebaum Essay Anne Applebaum‚ an American Jewish journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author‚ has written extensively about communism‚ the development of civil society in Central and Eastern Europe‚ and about foreign affairs for the Washington Post. In one article Applebaum wrote for the Washington Post‚ she discusses the need to find new energy sources and her views against the expansion of nuclear power. Although Applebaum is an acclaimed writer‚ her argument against nuclear energy

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    Samantha Rhoads Literature Humanities Essay One‚ Wordcount: 2029 4 October 2014 The Role of Feminine Rhetoric Aeschylus’s The Oresteia explores the nuances of persuasive rhetoric. One of the most verbally powerful characters of the play‚ Clytaemestra‚ maintains her command solely through her effective use of persuasion. At the point in Greek history when The Oresteia takes place‚ war is in an interlude and the remaining warriors of the Trojan War carry out with their nostoi‚ or homecomings. Since

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    Should the engineers apply ‘rhetoric strategy’ to popularized technology? Abstract Nowadays‚ it is common for engineers to overpromise or exaggerate the technology’s advantages while neglecting its potential disadvantages in order to get more attention and investment‚ which is actually a form of ‘rhetoric strategy’. In this paper‚ the notion of ‘rhetoric’ in term of technical field will be briefly defined‚ including the definition‚ the applying stages and connection with ethic issues. To develop

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    geometry and algebra commonly in the design of many welded structures.” Adams then shows he has much credibility and knows what he wants. For every question that he had about the requirements of college algebra‚ he uses supportive evidence to back up his argument‚ where he used algebra. Adams uses a large amount of ethos during the whole petition to keep the committee from loosing he’s attention. As for logos‚ he points out his case and claims he doesn’t need algebraic skills for his future profession.

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    Rhetoric Essay on Barack Obama’s Inaugural Speech A president’s inauguration address can indicate his vision for his next term‚ rally the country‚ and make his play for the history books. President Obama’s speech had no soaring JFK moments and even extracting significant lines to discuss was rather difficult. The speech was unified by a “journey” metaphor and by repeating “We‚ the people.” The president brought God into the climate change debate‚ upheld the role of government as a collective

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    marijuana privately. Although Khazzoom uses the logical‚ emotional‚ and ethical appeals to argue her point‚ she focused on the use of the emotional appeal and skimped on the use of the logical appeal‚ which led to a less than persuasive essay. The method of development used was narration‚ in which Khazzoom told a story about her experience in a place where marijuana is legalized. Khazzoom does not effectively use the logical appeal to support her claim that the public use of marijuana in the United States

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    the author will correct. 2. Which of the following phrases does the author use to illustrate the notion of an unnatural and pretentious writing style? (a) “unconnected‚ slipshod allusions’’ (line 7) (b) “throw words together’’ (lines 8–9) (c) “gabble on at a venture’’ (line 22) (d) “get upon stilts’’ (lines 30–31) (e) “pitch upon the very word’’ (line 34) 3. In lines 10–32 of the passage‚ the author uses an extended analogy between (a) language and morality (b) preaching and acting

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    he and Plato had slight mixed view about‚ which was Rhetoric. Plato’s and Aristotle’s views on rhetoric are similar but have slight differences. The theories of Plato and Aristotle are so similar‚ that there are hardly any distinguishing between the two‚ other than Plato’s vies view on rhetoric are more moral or philosophical based‚ while Aristotle’s views on the subject were more based on science and logical thinking. Plato’s views on rhetoric focuses on the values and morals‚ conveying the truth

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