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Rhetorical Appeals in your Huck Finn essay Logos, Ethos, and Pathos

Definitions and Uses: Logos – Logic and Reason (e.g., if then statements) Pathos – Emotional Appeal (e.g., Starving kids commercial) Ethos – Credibility of author/speaker (e.g., Proactive infomercial with eye-witness accounts)

Now You Try! 1) A student comes crying to her teacher because she needs her grade changed. 2) A lawyer mentions his credentials during a closing argument. 3) A child lists different reasons why his curfew should be changed from 10:00 to 12:00.

What credentials or specialized knowledge do you bring to this topic? Appealing to ethos: What credentials or specialized knowledge do you bring to this topic?

Appealing to pathos: How can you arouse respect or admiration for the two motifs you’ve chosen? What do they add to the text?

Appealing to logos: How can you make your two motifs seem like reasonable choices to have on the bookmark?

The Bottom Line: You need to include at least one rhetorical appeal in your essay, but using more appeals would strengthen the persuasiveness of your writing.