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Language Analysis Techniques

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  1. 1Alliteration Repetition of a consonant Eg: Rapid RiseHow the Technique Persuades:
    Gains attention, Adds emphasis
    Draws attention to key words
  2. 2Anecdote Short Account or Story Eg. Personal AnecdoteHow the Technique Persuades:
    Positions readers to respond emotionally
    Readers take notice and accept information
  3. 3Appeal to Authority Uses the opinion of an expert to prove a point Eg. Doctors, ScientistsHow the Technique Persuades:
    Reassures the reader that the writer has fact
    Influences the reader to agree
  4. 4Appeal to Common Sense Practical Everyday knowledge that is accepted as obvious and therefore true Eg. 'Its pure common sense'How the Technique Persuades:
    Pressures the reader to agree by implying that whoever disagrees lacks intelligence
  5. 5Appeal to Family Values Suggests that family life provides the essential values for an healthy and stable societyHow the Technique Persuades:
    Leads the reader to view families as desirable
    Can position the reader to want to protect there own families
  6. 6Appeal to Fear and Insecurity Suggests that peoples safety, security and freedom are at risk Presents a worst case scenarioHow the Technique Persuades:
    Pressures the reader to feel solutions are needed urgently
    Persuades reader that the writer has best intrests at heart.
  7. 7Appeal to the Hip-Pocket Nerve Threatens our financial wellbeing because we fear or believe that we are being overcharged or ripped offHow the Technique Persuades:
    Incites anger at being over charged
    Positions the reader to reject the view that will cost more
  8. 8Appeal to Tradition and Customs Appeals to a sense of security based on the belief that rituals and traditions are valuable and should be preservedHow the Technique Persuades:
    Encourages the reader to resist change and to feel that links with the past should be retained
    Can position readers to view chance as inferior
  9. 9Appeal to Loyalty and Patriotism Assumes a commitment to our group, a love of our countryHow the Technique Persuades:
    Positions the reader to agree with actions that benefit the nation/group
    Can arouse feelings of anger towards those against the group
  10. 10Appeal to Sense of Justice Plays upon our belief that we all have the right to be treated fairly and we should strive for just outcomesHow the Technique Persuades:
    Positions the reader to agree that the punishment should fit the crime
    Arouses feelings of anger when justice isn't served
  11. 11Attack Belittle or denigrate an individual or groupHow the Technique Persuades:
    Positions us to think badly of the person or group and therefore to dismiss their ideas or viewpoints
  12. 12Praise Presents a person or group in a positive lightHow the Technique Persuades:
    Makes us admire or like the person or group and therefore agree with ideas
  13. 13Exaggeration, Overstatement, Hyperbole Presents an extreme view of an situation for dramatic impact May not be completely literalHow the Technique Persuades:
    Positions a reader to respond emotionally and so be more likely to accept or reject an viewpoint
  14. 14Generalisation A sweeping statement that suggests what is true for some is true for allHow the Technique Persuades:
    Appeals to commonly held beliefs
  15. 15Graphs and Diagrams Facts and Figures presented in a visual mediumHow the Technique Persuades:
    Gives a quick understanding of viewpoint
    Gives the facts
  16. 16Inclusive Language Uses 'we', 'our','us' to include the readers in the same group as the writerHow the Technique Persuades:
    The reader is positioned to agree because appeals to the desire to belong to a group
  17. 17Irony A feature that allows the writer to say one thing when they really mean the otherHow the Technique Persuades:
    Influences the reader to agree through a humorous tone
    The reader is positioned to share in the writers ridicule of an idea
  18. 18Clichés Overused phrases that a wide range of readers can quickly grasp and understandHow the Technique Persuades:
    Reassure the reader through familiar expression
    Often have comical effect
  19. 19Colourful Language Creates a strong image through unusual and striking wordsHow the Technique Persuades:
    Creates an memorable image that catches the readers intrest
    Positions the reader to take an positive or negative image of the idea
  20. 20Connotations and Loaded Words Meanings associated to words or implied by words that are not necessarily the dictionary meaningsHow the Technique Persuades:
    Associated meanings of words can arouse feelings and attitudes that could position the reader
  21. 21Emotive Language Deliberate use of strong words and phrases to arouse the readers feelings and so manipulate them to agreeHow the Technique Persuades:
    The reader is positioned to react very emotionally and to agree with the writers viewpoint before reason comes into play
  22. 22Evidence and Statistics The use of facts and figures to provide rational proof as the basis for a substantiated point of viewHow the Technique Persuades:
    Positions the reader to view the writers argument as more convincing as it appears to have factual basis
  23. 23Metaphor and Simile Compare two different things, suggesting a similarity between them. A simile uses 'as if' or 'like'How the Technique Persuades:
    Creates a striking and memorable image, often with emotional impact that can influence the reader
  24. 24Pun A play on words that suggests a double meaningHow the Technique Persuades:
    Grabs the readers attention
    The double meaning has a positive or negative connotation to the idea which helps influence the readers response
  25. 25Reason and Logic Used to develop a sound indisputable argumentHow the Technique Persuades:
    Positions the reader to accept the writers viewpoint as objectively true
  26. 26Repetition Using the same word of phrase and idea to add emphasisHow the Technique Persuades:
    Increases impact of a main point or key term
    Can produce an insistent tone
  27. 27Rhetorical Question A question with an implied but unstated answerHow the Technique Persuades:
    Suggests the answer as self evident and therefore the reader must agree

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VCE (Language Analysis) English Fichas sobre Language Analysis Techniques, creado por Winbaj08 el 01/09/2013.
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