Editing Classical Rhetoric (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ The Three Pillars
! Pillar !! Focus !! Question to Audience
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| Ethos || The Speaker || "Is this person worth listening to?"
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| Pathos || The Audience || "How do I feel about this?"
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| Logos || The Message || "Does this make sense?"
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| Analogy || The 'Uniform' || The 'Song' || The 'Blueprint'
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'''The Concept of "Arrangement"''': Analyzing "The Journey." A great speech is not just a "List of points." It is a "Story" with a **Beginning** (Hook), a **Middle** (Evidence and Emotion), and an **End** (Call to Action). Rhetoric teaches that "The order of your words" is as important as the "Words themselves."
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