Rhetorical Vocabulary

A set of vocabulary flashcards based on lecture notes covering rhetorical concepts and definitions.

Ancedote

Short interesting, or funny renditions ideas of themes in your speech ads, phrases, of an event or occurance that may be happened.

Allusion

A reference to a person or prace, event or liteary work that a writer expects a reader to recognize.

Denatation

The literal or primary meaning of a word (Think of a dictionary word).

Connotation

An assosiation that a word has in peoples minds; an idea or feeling that a word involks rather than literal or primary meaning.

Loaded Language

Words with strong positive or negative connotations used to influence an audience C to describe the british with positive words.

Appstre

When a person addresses a dead or absent person or an abstraction or ve inamaite object C"Think post means offter a person left)".

Rhetorical Question

A question asked in ader to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer (think Rhetoric is effective persuasion Speaking and is asked to make a person thing to the speaker, author, or reader or someone the or She porports to know.