lang common rhetorical choices

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exigence

stimulus that causes the speaker to a reaction for an immediate need to make the text

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purpose

goal outcome/reaction of text; verb that leads to argument

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message

suggesting content matter of text; general topic and idea thru a phrase or key words

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audience

intended listeners, influenced by rhetorical situation and can be implied by the context

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how to spot audience

appeal to pathos

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writer/speaker

creator of text, which their argument is through their lens to affect how the audience understand the text

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how to spot writer/speaker

appeal to reader's ethos thru showing authority, values, and needs

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context

time, place, climate; to understand issues or potential risks (historical, cultural, political)

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tone

describes author's attitude towards material, audience, or both; uses adj & appeal to pathos

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diction

creates tone thru word choice; understand how it complements purpose, ___ (adj) diction

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imagery

creates tone, descriptive thru 5 senses

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analogy

comparison to explain and make a point

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juxtaposition

2 words, ideas, phrases placed closely for contrast

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hyperbole

amplification; exaggeration thru a phrase

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enumeration

amplification; listing items in order

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irony

amplification; language that normally means opposite, for humorous/emphatic effect

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parallel structure

amplification; similar sentence structure of related words, phrases, clauses

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anaphora

amplification; parallel structure where same words are repeated in beginning of lines, clauses, sentences

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hypophora

figure of reasoning which question is asked and answered by same speaker; used in paragraphs or in audience's mind

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rhetorical question

hypophora, but question isn't answered cuz answer is obvious; used for effect

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allusion

direct/indirect reference to something commonly known

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anecdote

short and real story as evidence to support claim

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appeals

ways speaker connects w audience to persuade to believe argument, the EFFECTS of a rhet choice

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ethos

authority, credibility, or shared values; to build trust

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logos

logic and reason; facts, stats, data

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pathos

emotion; thru intentional wording