Ethos , pathos, logos, etc

Ecphonesis

An emotional exclamatory phrase used in poetry , drama, or a song

Examples of conjunctions for polysyndeton

And, or, but

Ethos

Appeal to credibility, authority

Pathos

Appeal to emotions, hoped and dreams, and fears

Logos

Appeal to logic and reasoning

Who labeled the three rhetoric devices

Aristotle

Rhetoric

Art of persuasion and communication

Paraprosdokian translates to?

Beyond expectation

The word ethos translates to

Character

Polysyndeton often doesn't use

Commas

Invective is a type of ?

Ecphonesis

Rhetoric devices (3)

Ethos, pathos, logos

The word pathos translates to

Experience or suffering

What is pathos used for

Get readers to stop thinking and start feeling

Invective

Insulting , abusive, or highly critical language

Polysyndeton

Literary technique in which many conjunctions are used repeatedly in quick succession

Antithesis literally means

Opposite

The word logos translates to

Reason

Anaphora

Repetition of the first part of the sentence in order to achieve artistic effect

Epistrophe

Repetition of the last part of the sentence

Antithesis definition

Rhetorical device where opposite ideas are put together in a sentence, causing a contrasting event

Asyndeton

Technique in literature that intentional,y eliminates conjunctions between phrases and sentences

What happens in paraprosdokian ?

The final part of phrase or sentence is unexpected

What is logos used for

Uses clear and concise terms to help readers find logic in your argument and agree with you

What is ethos used for

When trying to persuade a person to believe a character is a good person