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Power of Language | ENGL - Literary Editing & Publishing, Quizzes of Literary Analysis

Class: ENGL - Literary Editing & Publishing; Subject: English; University: Oakland Community College; Term: Forever 1989;

Typology: Quizzes

2012/2013

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TERM 1
"Argument"
DEFINITION 1
spoken, written, or visual text that expresses a POINT OF
VIEW or is the use of evidence and reason to discover some
version of the truth
TERM 2
What is Aristotle's definition of "argument"?
DEFINITION 2
A formula based on ISSUES OF TIME- past, future, &
present
TERM 3
Why do we use arguments?
DEFINITION 3
To insight action, raise attention to a cause, invoke
readers, bring exposure, add excitement, target audiences,
hit demographic groups with information, expand minds,
causes us to think, teach, etc
TERM 4
What is RHETORIC?
DEFINITION 4
The art of persuasion
TERM 5
How does reading take place?
DEFINITION 5
In a series of contexts that move outward like a
concentric circles from the most immediate situation (
specific circumstance) TO broader environments like :local or
community context, professional, cultural & economic
context.
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TERM 1

"Argument"

DEFINITION 1 spoken, written, or visual text that expresses a POINT OF VIEW or is the use of evidence and reason to discover some version of the truth TERM 2

What is Aristotle's definition of "argument"?

DEFINITION 2 A formula based on ISSUES OF TIME - past, future, & present TERM 3

Why do we use arguments?

DEFINITION 3 To insight action, raise attention to a cause, invoke readers, bring exposure, add excitement, target audiences, hit demographic groups with information, expand minds, causes us to think, teach, etc TERM 4

What is RHETORIC?

DEFINITION 4 The art of persuasion TERM 5

How does reading take place?

DEFINITION 5 In a series of contexts that move outward like a concentric circles from the most immediate situation ( specific circumstance) TO broader environments like :local or community context, professional, cultural & economic context.

TERM 6

What types of things can you use to help

make an argument?

DEFINITION 6 Data, observations, interviews, surveys, questionnaires, personal experiences, second hand evidence, online sources, library sources and other types of EVIDENCE TERM 7

What 3 things are used in a real life situation

to persuade audiences?

DEFINITION 7

1. Logos2. Pathos3. Ethos Creating credibility, sympathy, presenting facts, a sense of right or wrong, trust or anger in ADVERTISING is a common practice. TERM 8

What types of rhetorical elements do Editorial

writers?

DEFINITION 8 InformConvinceExploremeditate or prayarguments to convince, persuade or exploreMake decisions, academic, about past, present, or future TERM 9

What is persuasion?

DEFINITION 9 TO CHANGE someones point of view