--- functions by convincing or persuading an audience, or by proving or refuting a point of view or an issue.
Argumentation
Verbal Irony
Occurs when a speaker says one thing while meaning the opposite.
Dramatic Irony
Verbal irony
Occurs when a situation turns out differently from what one would normally expect
Logical Appeal
Situational Irony
Refers to the use of humorous devices to highlight the human folly or societal problem
Satire
Inference
The most important or central thought of a text
Verbal Irony
Main Idea
Drawing conclusions from given information
Ethical Appeal
Inference
The method of persuasion that employs character traits to persuade.
Ethical Appeal
Emotional Appeal
Using clear, detailed explanations to explain -- common sense
Emotional Appeal
Occurs when a character or speaker says or does something that has a different meaning from what he thinks it means, though the audience and other characters understand fully.
Occurs when a character or speaker says or does something that has a different meaning from what he thinks it means, though the audience and other characters understand fully.
Dramatic Irony
Logical Appeal
Responding emotionally to convince
Logical Appeal
Dramatic Irony
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