Language Techniques (Appeals, Repetition, Tone) (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards
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Ethos in rhetoric
Ethos in rhetoric
Speaker's credibility and trustworthiness
Pathos in rhetoric
Pathos in rhetoric
Appeals to audience emotions like sympathy or outrage
Logos in rhetoric
Logos in rhetoric
Rational argument, evidence, and logical reasoning
Anaphora
Anaphora
Repetition of words at beginning of successive clauses
Epistrophe
Epistrophe
Repetition of words/phrases at end of successive clauses
Lexical repetition
Lexical repetition
Strategic repetition of words/phrases throughout a text
Tone shift in Pankhurst's speech
Tone shift in Pankhurst's speech
Intimate → indignant → defiant/triumphant
Pankhurst's anaphora example with 'useless'
Pankhurst's anaphora example with 'useless'
Meetings useless; deputations useless; waiting useless
Pankhurst's epistrophe example
Pankhurst's epistrophe example
'to any length' repeated to show absolute commitment
Why Pankhurst combines techniques
Why Pankhurst combines techniques
Creates cumulative/interlocking persuasive force
