5 canons of rhetoric - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

5 Canons of Rhetoric - 1.) Canon of Invention 2.) Canon of Arrangement 3.) Canon of Style 4.) Canon of Memory 5.) Canon of Delivery Rhetoric - Art of writing and speaking affectively Canon - Rule or guideline or standard 1. Canon of INVENTION - Generate your content -Topic -Audience -Requirements -Expectations

aristotle's 3 modes of persuasion Answer - -ethos -logos -pathos ethos Answer - a speaker who is perceived as knowledgeable, trustworhy, or genernous; the ethical appeal logos Answer - the speaker's reasoning, logical agruments, and evidence; inductive and deductive reasoning; the logical appeal pathos Answer - the speaker's emotional appeals and personlizations; makes the audience respond emotionally and identify with the speaker's point of view or feelings; the emotional appeal ...

cmn 001 midterm 1Experiential Knowledge - correct answer knowledge gained through experience, either by an acquaintance or as practical knowledge True knowledge - correct answer understanding about the common characteristics of like materials intermediate knowledge - correct answer knowing what doesn't reflect an excess or a defect but instead what is intuitively correct to the person Rhetoric allowed (Aristotle's definition) - correct answer -ideas to prevail that are just and tr...

aristotle's 3 modes of persuasion Answer - -ethos -logos -pathos ethos Answer - a speaker who is perceived as knowledgeable, trustworhy, or genernous; the ethical appeal logos Answer - the speaker's reasoning, logical agruments, and evidence; inductive and deductive reasoning; the logical appeal pathos Answer - the speaker's emotional appeals and personlizations; makes the audience respond emotionally and identify with the speaker's point of view or feelings; the emotional appeal ...

Public Speaking Test 1 100% Correctly Solved Public speaking can improve your life and community by: - Answer- ing your ability to speak with confidence and professionalism icing someone of your skills at a job interview ing an active member of your community Some of the earliest formal studies can be credited to - Answer- Ancient greeks The book, On Rhetoric: A thoery of civic discourse was written by - Answer- Aristotle According to Alcidamas, it is more likely that effective verbal com...

CMN 001 Midterm 1 Study Exam Questions. Experiental Knowledge - correct answer knowledge gained through experience, either by an acquaintance or as practical knowledge True knowledge - correct answer understanding about the common characteristics of like materials intermediate knowledge - correct answer knowing what doesn't reflect an excess or a defect but instead what is intuitively correct to the person Rhetoric allowed (Aristotle's definition) - correct answer -ideas...

Public Speaking Test 1 100% Correctly Solved Public speaking can improve your life and community by: - Answer- ing your ability to speak with confidence and professionalism icing someone of your skills at a job interview ing an active member of your community Some of the earliest formal studies can be credited to - Answer- Ancient greeks The book, On Rhetoric: A thoery of civic discourse was written by - Answer- Aristotle According to Alcidamas, it is more likely that effective verbal com...

Public Speaking Exam ( Modules 1-7, 9, 16) Questions With Solutions 100% Solved The (5) Canons of Rhetoric: Invention: the process of coming up with material for a text. In writing, this is the brainstorming or pre-writing stage Arrangement: the process of deciding how to order the material in a text Style: the process of coming up with the actual words that will be used in a text. In writing, this canon is first approached in the drafting stage Memory: the process of committing to memo...

1. Definition of communication and list the seven components of the communication process. correct answer: Communication - a transition in which speaker and listener simultaneously send, receive, and interpret messages Seven components of the communication process: 1. A source, presenter, or speaker that utters the message 2. A receiver, audience members, or classmates that listen 3. A message: your words and ideas adapted to that audience 4. A channel or means of disturbing your words ...

Speech Study Guide 1. What are the similarities and the differences between public speaking and other forms of communication? - correct answer as in dyadic communication, public speaking requires that you attempt to make yourself understood and take responsibility for what you say. like small group communication, public speaking requires that you clearly address issues that are relevant to the topic and the occasion. as in mass communication, public speaking requires that you understand and app...