For the Showdown Analysis...Use Ethos, Pathos, Logos, Kairos as rhetorical appeals for arguments. Use words like audience, speaker, style, features to talk about your content.
DEVELOP AN ARGUMENTATIVE THESIS...
Make a double T CHART with pathos, ethos, logos, kairos, and list what kind of text or content will you use?
What information will be important to use?
BRAINSTORMING...
pathos
ethos
logos
kairos
What do you know about Rhetoric and Propaganda tactics? What could be an example?
What category did you Role? (1-6)
Quintilian: "the art of speaking well"
*These can be used alone but often work well together*
ALSO CONSIDER THESE WHEN THINKING ABOUT HOW AN AUTHOR MAKES USE OF THE FOLLOWING:
LET'S LOOK AND ANALYZE EXAMPLES...
1. Post your partner interaction reflection and then what kind of personal experience do you have with rhetoric & persuasion whether discussing, writing about, or seeing online? WRITE about this experience with rhetoric (around 200 words)
2. CREATE/SKETCH a sample visual that uses rhetorical appeals for a specific goal/agenda (use a model you find online as an example; or craft your own idea)
Role Play, Get Creative, BUT BE PERSUASIVE!!!
3. DEMONSTRATE your rhetorical knowledge - we will share and use what we created and what the sample visual achieves for our next class session.
Before we get into groups for sharing, spend some time with the sample visual you created and the assignment you are turning in Jot down some notes to share with your members.
Which of these features about rhetoric and analysis are most important for your content:
Colored Group Marketing Strategy
-Creative Use of Rhetoric-
POST what your group decided as a Comment in this assignment.
There are many ways rhetorical appeals are used in visuals for marketing, promoting content, or exploring a topic of research...
Name-Calling
Glittering Generalities
Plain Folks Appeal
Argumentum Ad Populum (Stroking)
Argumentum Ad Hominem
Transfer (Guilt or Glory By Association)
Card-Stacking
Testimonials
Bandwagon
Faulty Cause and Effect
False Analogy
Begging the Question
The Two-Extremes Fallacy (False Dilemma)
Card-Stacking
Testimonials
STEP 1: What are some of the 13 Propaganda Tactics our Cross reading talks about? - Select THREE of these techniques to talk about how they are used and their impact on pathos, ethos, logos, or kairos. How do these tactics or historical examples manipulate audiences?
STEP 2: Conduct your own GOOGLE SEARCH to find an example of newer propaganda posters, content, or tactics to share with your group members. Could these be fan-generated, using new technologies, or trying to gain a reputation online? UPLOAD a selected image into your Group Thread for discussion.