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This document defines and explains different types of rhetoric. It discusses rhetoric as the art of persuasive speaking or writing, using compositional techniques like pathos, logos, and ethos. Visual rhetoric is defined as communicating through visual means rather than writing, using the same persuasive techniques. Spatial rhetoric is a subset of visual rhetoric where the message is conveyed through a location's physical space, architecture, and history. The document concludes by explaining the focus of an English 102 project will be on spatial rhetoric.

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A B U I L D I N G E X P L A N AT I O N SPATIAL RHETORIC ENGL102 C.J. Hill
WHAT IS RHETORIC? ≒ Rhetoric is the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques
COMPOSITIONAL TECHNIQUES? ≒ Pathos ≒ Appeals of emotion ≒ Ex. ASPCA Sarah McLachlan PSAs, showing sad puppies ≒ Logos ≒ Appeals of logic ≒ Ex. ASPCA PSAs, money helps the world have less sad puppies ≒ Ethos ≒ Appeals of authority ≒ Ex. ASPCAAmerican Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A nonprofit organization that has been around for hundreds of years and has saved the lives of thousands of animals nationwide
THE TRIANGLE The triangle illustrates the connection of these details and how they all play off each other to create a persuasive message The speaker chooses the proper genre to address the chosen subject, which can change based on the audience, and the audience gives a message back to speaker. And around the other direction as well.
VISUAL RHETORIC ≒ Visual rhetoric is a kind of rhetoric that communicates through ways other than written communication. The same techniques are used, they are simply visual rather than than written written
CAN YOU PICK OUT PATHOS, ETHOS, LOGOS?
SPATIAL RHETORIC ≒ Spatial rhetoric is a subsection of visual rhetoric. Just as visual rhetoric, persuasive techniques are seen, not spoken or written. But unlike visual rhetoric, the message is attached to a real-life location
THINK ABOUT IT ≒ Think of a place that youre very familiar with. Is that place projecting a certain message for visitors? What tools do they use to convey this message?
CONCLUSION ≒ Rhetoric ≒ The act of persuasively communicating a message through writing ≒ Ethos, logos, pathos ≒ Visual Rhetoric ≒ The act of persuasively communicating a message through visual elements ≒ Spatial Rhetoric ≒ The act of persuasively communicating a message through visual elements, history, architecture, and other spatial elements ≒ The focus of the English 102 Unit 4 Multi-Genre Project

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Spatial rhetoric

  • 1. A B U I L D I N G E X P L A N AT I O N SPATIAL RHETORIC ENGL102 C.J. Hill
  • 2. WHAT IS RHETORIC? ≒ Rhetoric is the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques
  • 3. COMPOSITIONAL TECHNIQUES? ≒ Pathos ≒ Appeals of emotion ≒ Ex. ASPCA Sarah McLachlan PSAs, showing sad puppies ≒ Logos ≒ Appeals of logic ≒ Ex. ASPCA PSAs, money helps the world have less sad puppies ≒ Ethos ≒ Appeals of authority ≒ Ex. ASPCAAmerican Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A nonprofit organization that has been around for hundreds of years and has saved the lives of thousands of animals nationwide
  • 4. THE TRIANGLE The triangle illustrates the connection of these details and how they all play off each other to create a persuasive message The speaker chooses the proper genre to address the chosen subject, which can change based on the audience, and the audience gives a message back to speaker. And around the other direction as well.
  • 5. VISUAL RHETORIC ≒ Visual rhetoric is a kind of rhetoric that communicates through ways other than written communication. The same techniques are used, they are simply visual rather than than written written
  • 6. CAN YOU PICK OUT PATHOS, ETHOS, LOGOS?
  • 7. SPATIAL RHETORIC ≒ Spatial rhetoric is a subsection of visual rhetoric. Just as visual rhetoric, persuasive techniques are seen, not spoken or written. But unlike visual rhetoric, the message is attached to a real-life location
  • 8. THINK ABOUT IT ≒ Think of a place that youre very familiar with. Is that place projecting a certain message for visitors? What tools do they use to convey this message?
  • 9. CONCLUSION ≒ Rhetoric ≒ The act of persuasively communicating a message through writing ≒ Ethos, logos, pathos ≒ Visual Rhetoric ≒ The act of persuasively communicating a message through visual elements ≒ Spatial Rhetoric ≒ The act of persuasively communicating a message through visual elements, history, architecture, and other spatial elements ≒ The focus of the English 102 Unit 4 Multi-Genre Project