Quick Acronyms

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3 Part of Rhetorical Education (E.E.W)

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1. Character Enculturation
2. Extensive Knowledge
3. Writing and revising own writing

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4 components to analyzing pathos (S.A. E.O)

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1. Stimulus
2. Audience
3. Emotion
4. Object

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Stimulus

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Rhetorical Strategy

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Object of the emotion

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Where the emotion is directed

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“Of proficience and Advancement of Leaning Divine Human”

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Francis Bacon

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“The Art of Rhetoric”

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John Holmes

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Francis Bacon’s Faculty of Psychology

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Win the imagination from affections

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Three things to invention of speaking (Q.M.A)

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1. Quickness
2. Method
3. Application

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All arguments are founded on (R.M.A)

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Reason, Morals, Affections

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What proofs are inartificial? (P.R. T.W)

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Prejudices, reports, tortures, witnesses

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What do artificial proofs consist of? (S.A.E)

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1. Signs
2. Arguments
3. Examples

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Exordium

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Introduction

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Principium

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Directly professing aim in introduction

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Insinuatio

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Speaking in favour of audience before openly saying point of view

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Narration

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Discourse informing the viewer of the matter in dispute

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6 parts of regular formal oration (E.N. P.C. R.P)

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1. Exordium
2. Narration
3. Proposition
4. Confirmation
5. Refutation
6. Peroration

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Proposition

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a distinct and expressive manner of laying down the subject upon which the speaker designs to treat

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Confirmation

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part of a discourse that contains the arguments which are necessary

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Four classical virtues of style (C.C. A.D)

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1. Clarity
2. Correctness
3. Appropriateness
4. Distinction

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6 types of audiences (T.S. I.I. I.R)

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1. Target
2. Secondary
3. Imagined
4. Invoked
5. Implied
6. Real

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Invoked audience

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an audience that is explicitly constructed through discourse “We all believe in justice”

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Forum

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The physical or virtual spaces where many genres occur (social media)

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Stasis theory

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discerning where the uncertainty lies at the present moment of debate or inquiry

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3 major stases (C.D.Q)

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Fact, Definition, Quality

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8 elements of rhetorical situation (R.S. A.F. G.O. K.K)

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1. Reputation
2. Shaping Influences
3. Audience
4. Forum
5. Genre
6. Occasion
7. Kairos (created)
8. Kairos (adapted)

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Kairos (adapted)

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saying the right thing at the right time

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Kairos (created)

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inventing new occasion and swiftly responding to changing situation during communication

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Bottom to top, rhetorical situation triangle

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Rhetorical situation > Artifacts > Audience Response

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Refutation

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answer to opposition

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Peroration

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Conclusion with the strongest arguments restated