Rhetoric lamguage voxab Flashcards
(26 cards)
Rhetoric
the art of discovering the available means of persuasion
Ethos
Argument by character
Pathos
Argument by emotion
Logos
Argument by logic
Kairos
Argument by timing and place
Argument
A claim or point of view supported by evidence and/or reasoning
Expert testimony
A claim or point of view presented by a well-known expert
Analogy
Comparing one situation or thing to another situation or thing
testimonial
A personal claim or observation
statistic
Numbers or percentage that proves a point; a measurable support
Warrant
Reasoning or explanation that connects evidence to the main conclusion, explicit or implied
Figurative Language
A literacy tool where language is used unusually or non-literary to create a stylistic or rhetorical effect
Diction
Word choice
Imagery
Words or phrases that relate to the 5 sense
Metaphor
implied comparison of two things
similie
Comparison of two things using “like” or “as”
hyperbole
Intentional or wild exaggeration to make a point
Idiom
Nonliteral phrases, or expressions commonly used in language
Colloquialism
Informal language, tied to a region or nation
reasoning from a broader truth
reasoning from a broadly accepted claim
fact
a claim that the general public agrees on, from science history or observation
study
an organized and scientific examination of an issue usually by experts
anecdote
a single example or story that illustrates the claim
personification
assigning human qualities to a non human thing