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    This document discusses the difference between rhetorical strategies and rhetorical devices. Rhetorical strategies are ways of presenting subjects like narration, description, and process analysis. Rhetorical devices are specific language techniques used to achieve rhetorical effects, and help create rhetorical appeals to ethos, pathos, and logos. Examples of rhetorical devices include analogy, parallelism, and rhetorical questions. Analyzing rhetorical devices in terms of how they support rhetorical strategies and appeals is important, as is considering the context in which a piece was written.

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    This document discusses the difference between rhetorical strategies and rhetorical devices. Rhetorical strategies are ways of presenting subjects like narration, description, and process analysis. Rhetorical devices are specific language techniques used to achieve rhetorical effects, and help create rhetorical appeals to ethos, pathos, and logos. Examples of rhetorical devices include analogy, parallelism, and rhetorical questions. Analyzing rhetorical devices in terms of how they support rhetorical strategies and appeals is important, as is considering the context in which a piece was written.

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    Rhetorical Analysis

    Analyzing With The Whole Text In Mind


    Rhetorical Strategies vs Rhetorical Devices
    • A way or method of presenting a subject • A use of language that is intended to
    • Narration have an effect on its audience
    • Description
    • Used to show narration, description,
    • Process Analysis process analysis, exemplification,
    • Exemplification compare/contrast, classification/division,
    • Compare/ Contrast definition, cause/effect
    • Classification/Division
    • Definition
    • Helps create rhetorical appeals
    • Cause/Effect • Discuss devices in terms of how they
    • Rhetorical Appeals create or support rhetorical strategies
    • Ethos, Pathos, Logos
    Rhetorical Devices Creating Rhetorical Appeals

    • Ethos • Pathos • Logos


    • Analogy
    • Diction • Metonymy
    • Parallelism
    • Jargon • Rhetorical • Anaphora
    • Anecdote Question • Asyndeton
    • Anecdote • Rhetorical
    Questions
    Supports
    Supports Purpose  Supports
    Audience
    Argument
    Context

    • The occasion or time and place it was written or spoken


    • How does this influence the way you analyze?

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