Rhetorical Devices and Anecdotes (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Rhetorical Devices and Anecdotes
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Kinaesthetic energy in Atwood's speech

Writing that feels dynamic and alive

Allusion definition

References to other texts, events, or cultural material

What 'spotty-handed' references

Lady Macbeth's 'out, damned spot!'

Binary thinking Atwood critiques

Women must be either virtuous or villainous, no middle ground

Rhetorical questions purpose

Queries posed for effect, not to elicit answers

Hypophora definition

Speaker asks questions then immediately provides own answers

Atwood's 'bank robbery' metaphor means

Writing process—risk, excitement, and strategic planning

Anaphora definition

Repeating words/phrases at start of successive clauses

Polyphonic momentum meaning

Multiple voices/techniques building together for persuasion

Three modes of rhetorical appeal

Ethos, pathos, logos

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