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RSA Lecture: Empathic Civilization 4. Counterargument/Rebuttal Draw the rhetorical triangle: What is one ‘undefined term’? 2. Evidence: List at least ONE example from history. List at least ONE example from contemporary culture. 3. Rhetorical Appeals: Example of logos Examples of pathos Example of ethos 4. Counterargument/Rebuttal A) Does the speaker make a controversial claim? B) Does the speaker qualify this or any other claim? 5. Visuals Identify a visual. Then, explain HOW this visual helps him convince his audience. 6. Evaluate A) Do you agree or disagree with his assertion? Why?