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1 Chapter 5 Persuasion Through Rhetoric
CRITICLE THINKING Chapter 5 Persuasion Through Rhetoric By; Emmanuel Idra

2 Persuasive through Rhetorical Decision
Rhetorical Force and Emotive Meaning is a power of how people express and elicit their images feelings emotional associations. It can effect people attitudes & opinion and also how their behavior Rhetorical is refers to be the study of persuasive writing which also can effect the decision people makes as well. Example from the book credit card Juanita owes money 1,000 dollars to credit card now rhetorically thinking is she gonna pay?

3 Differences between two.
What is the Difference? The differences between persuasion and thinking and rhetoric is that when you are dealing with persuasion is your giving them the benefits and reason why they should think or choose your claim. Rhetoric is giving your concert and art and piece why you think your more right. One is convincing and the other is just telling you and giving you details.

4 Books Description Slanters
People who give statement neither if its negative or positive are known to be? Downplayers - Leads to stereotype others beliefs even race Stereotypes – is a generalization or an assumption about groups image or race. Slanters Is an attempt of something or someone making others feel as if they are less important.

5 Primary meaning of Rhetorical is same meaning of persuasive leading one thing to another.
Primary Meaning of convincing and putting your full opinion in one direction without giving its reason of another Proof of surrogates is suggest that have evidence Authority is what proofs the evidence. Persuasion is by using images


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