Audience

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Mark Sutton

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1 month ago

This episode discusses the rhetorical appeal of ethos, which focuses on the composer's credibility. Transcript here. Additional Materials: Silva Rhetoricae's "Ethos"LitChart's "Ethos: Definition and Examples"Grammarly's "What is Ethos? History, Definition, and Examples"Quillbot's "What is Ethos? Definition, Meaning, and Examples"MasterClass's "What is Ethos? Definition of Ethos with Examples" Comp Notes © 2024 by Mark Sutton is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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Audience

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1 year ago

Audience

This episode focuses on the audience component of rhetorical situation. Transcript available through this link. Additional Resources: "Audience" on Silva RhetoricaeE. Shelley Reid's "Ten Ways to Think about Writing: Metaphoric Musing for College Students" in Writing Spaces, Volume 2. (Pay particular attention to section 4)Mere Rhetoric's "Audience Invoked-Audience Addressed (New and Improved)" This podcast summarizes Andrea Lunsford and Lisa Ede's article "Audience Addressed/Au...