Communication Theory Exam 1 Chapter 22 Flashcards

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Rhetoric

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discovering all possible means of persuasion

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Threefold Classification of speech situations shows he had affairs of state in mind

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  1. Courtroom
  2. Political
  3. Ceremonial
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Courtroom

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forensic-past

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Political

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deliberative- future

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Ceremonial

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epideictic-honor

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Dialectic

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one-on-one discussion

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Rhetoric

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one person addressing many

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8
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Logos

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logical-centered on message

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Ethos

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ethical-centered on speaker

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Pathos

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emotional-centered on listeners

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Logos

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logical proof, which comes from the line of argument in a speech

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Enthymeme

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incomplete version of formal deductive syllogism that is created by leaving out premise already accepted by the audience or by leaving obvious conclusion unstated

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13
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Syllogisms use ________ logic to move from a global principle to specific truth

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deductive

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Ethos

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ethical proof, which comes from the speaker’s intelligence, character, and goodwill toward the audience as these personal characteristics are revealed through the message

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Ethical Proof

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Perceived source of credibility

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16
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Pathos

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emotional proof, which comes from the feelings the speech draws from those who hear it

17
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Canons of Rhetoric

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  1. Invention
  2. Arrangement
  3. Style
  4. Memory
  5. Delivery
18
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Invention

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speaker’s hunt for arguments that will be effective in a particular speech

19
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Arrangement

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speakers should avoid complicated schemes of organization

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Style

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Aristotle focuses on metaphor to help audiences visualize

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Memory

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modern equivalent is rehearsal

22
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Delivery

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audiences reject delivery that seems planned or staged

23
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Golden Mean

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virtue of moderation; the virtuous person develops habits that avoid the extreme