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Rhetorical Modes
Patterns of organization used for specific purposes.
Classification and Division
Explains how different items are related and how and why they should be grouped together or distinguished from each other.
Expository
Gives facts to explain a situation.
Narrative
Telling a story
Definition
Explaining the meaning of a specific term of idea
Structure
How a piece of writing is organized
In Medias Res
“In the Middle of the Action”; starting a piece of writing in the middle of the plot without giving the background
Exemplification
Using a series of examples to prove a point.
Stream of Consciousness
Writing intended to mimic human thought. Drifts from idea to idea with no structure.
Juxtaposition
Putting 2 unlike things next to each other for emphasis
Parable
Short simple story meant to teach a moral lesson
Allegory
Story meant to be read on multiple levels; characters serve as symbols for other things
Parody
Piece of writing that imitates and exaggerates the features of another for comic effect
Satire
Making fun of society through irony, often for the purpose of affecting change. May be harsh or gentle.