Rethoric

Rethoric

1. According to Aristotle

   • It is the art of seeing the available means of persuasion
     • Read this branch at the end
     • Divided in three types
       • Forensic or Judicial Rethoric
         • It refers to the past
           • It establishes facts and judments about the past
             • What is it looking for?
               • The goal is deliberate about what someone did or said.
                 • For example, a crime scene
       • Epideictic or Demostrative Rhetoric
         • It refers to the present
           • It makes a proclamation about the present situation
             • it is used
               • In wedding , graduations speeches and funeral orations
       • Deliberate or Symbouleutikon Rethoric
         • It focuses on the future
           • It has the intention to persuade people take or not take some action
             • For example
               • Political Speeches and proposals
     • There are some tips to persuade an audience
       • Three Persuasive Appeals
         • Ethos
           • Arguments based on the creability or authority of the speaker
             • For example
               • In advertisement, it can include something that has relationship with a professional or an authority.
         • Logos
           • Use of logic and reason
             • For example
               • To persuade an audience the speaker uses facts, statistics, surveys.
         • Pathos
           • Arguments based on feelings
             • For example
               • To tell personal stories, anecdotes to persuade people.