Warm-up 8/30 1.Copy the example and identify the rhetorical device. The Big Man upstairs hears your prayers. 2. Analyze the effect of the device in developing.

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Warm-up 8/30 1.Copy the example and identify the rhetorical device. The Big Man upstairs hears your prayers. 2. Analyze the effect of the device in developing a rhetorical appeal or tone. TURN IN YOUR WARM-UPS! YOU SHOULD HAVE SIX.

Today’s agenda Analyze Patrick Henry’s speech Compare to Edwards’ sermon Discuss IRP- due 9/13

SOAPSTRA- Henry’s speech Complete a SOAPSTRA and identify the 3 strongest rhetorical devices or strategies used to appropriately appeal (ethos, logos, or pathos) to his audience for the occasion. Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone, Rhetorical devices (3), one analysis statement for each

Compare sermon & speech Great AwakeningRevolutionaryComments Speaker Occasion Audience Purpose Subject Tone Rhetorical Strategies