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1 Rhetorical Devices Language techniques used deliberately by a speaker to accomplish an effect on the audience that enhances the message

2 DEVICES STUDIED EFFECT on Audience
Ethos Appeal Pathos Appeal Logos Appeal Repetition Parallelism Antithesis Juxtaposition Allusion Analogy Satire Irony Hyperbole Fallacy Alliteration

3 Rhetorical Triangle SPEAKER PURPOSE SUBJECT AUDIENCE

4 Types of Essays Narrative Descriptive Classification Cause and Effect
Definition Compare/Contrast Argumentation/Persuasion

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