Think about the last time someone persuaded you to do something, buy something, or believe something. What did that person do that was convincing?
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Think of the last time you persuaded someone. How did you convince your “audience”?
- To speak persuasively in order to convince someone of something
- It is the ability to persuade others through various forms of art whether it's written, painted, or through music.
- the art of language
- saying the exact same things by wording or phrasing it differently with a variety of select words. for Ex. "The bird flew into the window and died" "The bird, without knowing. Flew directly into a glass building and instantly met the untimely death he hadn't seen coming".
- A technique using figures of speech in persuasive writing or speaking.
- It's something that's trying to persuade or uplift someone
- Discourse, usually through language, when used to persuade, animate, or otherwise sway an audience.
- Something that is persuasive, meant to enlighten and animate people.
- Something made to persuade or promote a thing or ideology
- Language, images or other media used to motivate, persuade, or encourage someone of something.
- The way that you chose words to drive in your point
- Smart speaking with techniques
IDEOLOGY:
- The ideas and morals you carry that define your decisions
- The study of perspective
- values, beliefs and way of looking
- Your personal view and Moral Beliefs.
- An opinion or idea that a person might live by sometimes believing their ideas as fact.
- an ideology is a belief or set of rules that you hold to be true.
- Ideology is the way people see the world.
- Ideals and ideas normally surrounding politics and economic policies.
- opinion but also religion
- when you take ideas and make them into your morals
- the ideas and beliefs that you have
- Your opinions that make up your beliefs.
- Beliefs set to a certain person or group of people
- An idea that has become belief
- A belief or idea that is turned into a religion, government, or societal status.
- Ideas that define morals and values
- a shared belief or idea within a group of people
- A person's beliefs and ideas, the way they see and think about the world
- Ideology is your beliefs and morals
- a set of beliefs or philosophies
- I guess someone’s version of their truth
- an idea or theory that explains and gives reason to greater things that aren't proven
- Strongly believing in an idea
- A group of beliefs shared by multiple people
- I've always thought of Ideology as a wider held moral. I think as moral is to the individual; ideology is to the society.
INTRO TO RHETORIC!
What is rhetoric?
Look up definitions (solo or partners) and then paraphrase in your own words.
Definitions of "rhetoric": http://www.americanrhetoric.com/rhetoricdefinitions.htm
Begin reading "An Overview of Rhetoric" by James Herrick. Read through (including) page 7, the section called "Defining Rhetoric."
Discuss/Brainstorm the following questions with your table groups.
WORK TIME/HOMEWORK
1. Read Herrick article, an "An Overview of Rhetoric" through p 17, you may STOP at the header RHETORIC AS AN ART.
2. Honors: Literary Analysis Essay (This is a form of rhetoric! Oh wow!)