ENGL 1031 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Pathos
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Inartistic proofs elements available to the writer but not created by the writer. Artistic proofs compromise arguments that the speaker constructs through rhetorical strategies. Each type of rhetorical appeal represents a mode of persuasion that can be used by itself or in combination, depending on an understanding of the rhetorical situation. Roughly defined as suffering or feeling in its original greek. Means to put the audience in a particular mood or frame of mind. Description or analogy used to set the mood. Triggers the highs and lows of sentiment in audiences. First person perspective to invite your readers into your point of view. Second person perspective to speak to them directly.
