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Rhetoric is known as
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Rhetoric is known as
being repetitive
persuasion through logic and grammar
asking the same question
being redundant
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Ethos
emotion
credibility/character
logic
sadness
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________ believe that public speaking should rely on logic and not persuasion
Aristotle
DaVinci
Socrates
Petrus Ramus
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Dialogue and Speech were essential during the
Enlightenment
True
False
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George Cambell said that persuasion should focus on...
Logic and Reasoning
Ethos
Logos
Ethos, Logos, Pathos
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________ divided persusasion intro three parts
Angelo
Aristotle
DaVinci
Socrates
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Speech began as a discipline over
1 million lightyears ago
2,000 years ago
bruh, a long time ago
3,000 years ago
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Creating credibility you can
never state what you know
state how you are knowledgable on the topic
state how someone else is knowledgeable on the topic
state what everyone else knows
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Who is the father of liberalism?
Hobbs and Shaw
Hobbs and Locke
John Locke
Thomas Hobbs
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The renaissance was known as the era of rebirth because
a lot of new people were born
it was an era just like a previous one
Leonardo DaVinci helped move the era
new ideas and the arts were promoted
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The Renaissance literally means to be
reborn
to experience something for the first time
to see something again
to be alive
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Greeks valued speaking because
it sounded eloquent
this is how they elected leaders
it was valuable to political conversations
they would begin to run the government
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logos
logic
character
credibility
emotion
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A good speech has
just ethos
just logos
just pathos
all three: ethos, pathos, logos
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rhetoric appeals to our
lack of knowledge
laughter and lack of better sense
our motivation
emotions, character, and reasoning
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The Enlightenment was...
an intellectual and philosophical period throughout Europe
Period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth”
period in European history from the roman collapse to the middle ages
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During the renaissance
no one disagreed
pagan ideas began to compete with the Church
The best ideas came from the general public
everyone agreed during this time
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Who was the enlightenment period attributed to?
Renee Dupree
George Washington
Renee Decartes
Renee Duval
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Three parts of persuasion are:
being interesting, grasping people's attention, and talking
talking, moving, dancing
listening, hearing, talking
ethos, pathos, logos
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Greeks and Romans taught Speech as a discipline so that
so that they could speak
citizens could become civil members of society
so that they could become political leaders
they would look good