D20 – Bellringer Define Ethos. What might be an example of being persuasive via ethos? Examples: “I can talk about this because I went thru this experience.

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D20 – Bellringer Define Ethos. What might be an example of being persuasive via ethos? Examples: “I can talk about this because I went thru this experience myself…” “I spent 5 years living in the Congo, so I know a thing or two about living conditions there…”

Ethos Review Let’s take a quick look again at ethos: Review Ethos Handout And also look at Ethical Fallacies Next, let’s look at Pathos, aka emotion. Pathos is all about emotion, especially the emotional feelings of the audience. Read: pp 76 – 82 Questions: Which of the three modes of persuasion is most persuasive? Explain how: (77-78) What are some strategies to appeal to your audience emotionally? (pp. 78-80) Review the Pathos Handout

Logical Fallacy of the Day Ad Populum Fallacy These are very common… Basically, it’s like this… “Everyone’s doing it, so…” Example?

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Argument Time! Ok, you’ve got 10 minutes to prep for a debate! Format: 2 min: Group A makes Pro Argument 2 min: Group B Makes Con Argument 2 min: Crossfire 2 min: Group B makes rebuttal 2 min: Group A makes rebuttal 1 min: Group A makes final statement 1 min Group B makes final statement