The Rhetoric

Question 1

Assumptions

Answer 1

1) Effective public speakers must consider their audience

2) Effective public speakers must employ number of proofs in their message

Question 2

Proofs: Ethos

Answer 2

The image of the source of the message

Question 3

Proofs: Pathos

Answer 3

The emotions / the emotional state of the receiver, the emotions of the audience

Question 4

Proofs: Logos

Answer 4

It’s about the argument and the nature of the message

Question 5

Canons of Rhetoric: Invention

Answer 5

The generation of your ideas. Generating those ideas with Ethos and Pathos involved

Question 6

Canons of Rhetoric: Arrangement

Answer 6

How you put the message together, how you organize it. Organizing the ideas to be most effective

Question 7

Canons of Rhetoric: Style (verbal)

Answer 7

The language choices of the speaker. Word choice with different people

Question 8

Canons of Rhetoric: Delivery (nonverbal)

Answer 8

The nonverbal behaviors. Eye movement, body movement

Question 9

Canons of Rhetoric: Memory

Answer 9

The storing of relevant info in your mind that you may or may not draw form / use when you’re in the interaction

Question 10

Critique:

Answer 10

Test of time: (+) It’s the oldest
Heurism: (+)
Logical consistency: (-)