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AP Lang In the beginning…

Rhetoric  Why Study Rhetoric (The Art of Language)  Professions

What is REAL?  Plato’s Allegory of the Cave Held in a Cave, chained so the only thing you could see is shadow, wouldn’t your mind form what it thought a book looked like? It’s only a book once you see it and called it so! Therefore, it is possible to TEACH your mind to see things differently. If you do, YOU MAKE IT SO.

New Way of Thinking  Everything is an Argument  WHY AGAIN?  To Get a “Five”  To Get Cash Money  To Discover Something New  To Become Truly Passionate

Rhetorical Triangle

Roles  Speaker: Words or a Whole Persona  Audience: Those the Author Seeks to Change - Who - Why?  Subject: / Message : How does the speaker FRAME the argument?  Purpose: What movement does the speaker seek?  Tone: What it the author’s attitude?  Medium: What is the delivery system?

Aristotle’s Means & Modes  MEANS = HOW (speaker moves the audience)  Logical Appeal (Logos): To REASON Clearly  Ethical Appeal (Ethos): To UNDERSTAND THE GOOD in its various forms. This is a value argument. Audience Determines Everything ; if you can’t understand the values of your audience, you can’t move them.  Emotional Appeal (Pathos): To UNDERSTAND THE EMOTIONS. Are you fluent – do you speak the right emotional language to appeal to your audience?

Aristotle’s Means & Modes  MODES = WHAT (speaker does to persuade)  Logical Appeal (Logos): PROOF (Rhetorical Mindset). APPARANT PROOF (Data that either becomes or does not).  Ethical Appeal (Ethos): CHARACTER of the speaker – Credibility is everything.  Emotional Appeal (Pathos): To PLACE (Setting) the audience in the right frame of mind. Get them to listen, keep them there, then move them to your side.