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    Rhetoric uses language to persuade an audience. Understanding the context shapes how an author creates a text. This module examines the classical rhetorical appeals of logos, ethos and pathos which classify an author's intellectual, emotional, and moral approaches to eliciting the reaction they want from an audience.

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    Rhetoric uses language to persuade an audience. Understanding the context shapes how an author creates a text. This module examines the classical rhetorical appeals of logos, ethos and pathos which classify an author's intellectual, emotional, and moral approaches to eliciting the reaction they want from an audience.

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    Rhetoric uses language to persuade an audience. Understanding the context shapes how an author creates a text. This module examines the classical rhetorical appeals of logos, ethos and pathos which classify an author's intellectual, emotional, and moral approaches to eliciting the reaction they want from an audience.

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    LISTENING COMPREHENSION

    Rhetoric is the way that authors use and manipulate language in order to persuade an audience. Once the rhetorical
    situation out of which a text is created is understood, we can look at how all contextual elements shape the author’s
    creation of the text. In this module, you’ll be unveiling the classical rhetorical appeals which classify the authors’
    intellectual, moral, and emotional approaches in getting the audience’s reaction that the author hopes for.

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