Ethos, Pathos, and Logos | Rhetoric | The Nature of Writing
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- If you want to be a persuasive writer then it's good to know something about the three types of appeal: ethos, pathos, and logos.
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The person on the video made it so very plain and so very clear. What he has created in my mind is when I read something I'll be able to look for the three rhetorical methods of persuasion. Thank you.
This has backup my notes, thank you, you are a good teacher.
So far, the best video I got to watch to clarify my idea on ethos, pthos and logos. Keep up the good work!
Thank so you much! I am mastering my English, simultaneously reading some rhetorical stuff, and your ethos (your style of speaking) is certainly very pleasant for me. And is very clear and useful! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
this video got me an A on my ELA assignment. very good video
Now you just need an E and an L! :D
Thank you so much for this video. My wife was having a hard time understanding these concepts but after watching your video she was able to complete her homework tonight. The video was clear and easy to understand, as well as the examples that you provided.
Glad it was helpful!
Being an undergraduate college student online for the first time, learning the proper form of writing vs. freelance writing has been a challenge. Thank goodness for this video! The teacher explained the Rhetorical situation very well. I am glad your wife understands these concepts after watching this video.
Your wife is in school??!! She does homework.
thank you this has helped me so much in class!!!
Great information in this video. As a University professor I certainly support the Natioanl State standards that stress these concepts in public education. That being said, the phonetic pronunciation is the current movement in the Southwest. Ethos with long o. Like Latin or Spanish.
Do you think speakers will adjust? Or continue with the Greek pronunciation?
Great question. I hadn't really considered my pronunciation too much. I've heard these terms pronounced with a long "o" as well, and I probably do that myself from time to time. Perhaps I should make the change. :)
As a University professor... -- a typical ethOs instance over here :D
Thank you for explaining it so well.
Here for the ETC subject..
Perfectly explained.
I found your video helpful for me
Very thorough.
lol I came here from my English teacher
bruv could you help me on this packet that i have to do...
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I came here because of Eminem lol
@@DudeWithLife11 why lol
His rhymes and wordplay needs to be studied its too complex mate.
what would you call a method of persuasion where you try to fool others into thinking that you're considering their opinion or even asking them to make the decision while at the same time attempting to steer them into a specific direction?
The politician's craft ... (I don't know, but it's fun to come up with names!)
the video can give information, also to argued the what you think ? I also looked for more information?
Would an effective persuasive argument consist of all 3, pathos, logos, and ethos, or will it all depend on the situation?
I'm having a hard time trying to discern when I would be using all three together or each individually.
Great question! I'm a first-year writing instructor at CSU Fresno, and the final for my class is a research argument essay. I encourage my students to use any and all the persuasive appeals (or "tools") they need to make the most convincing argument; one needs both reason and emotion to effectively persuade anyone.
Now, if you were writing a report or even an evaluation, your purpose would be to inform. Therefore, it is perhaps best to resort to logos and ethos as well as have a neutral tone.
@@erniereyes1994 Thank you very much! That was very informative!
@@erniereyes1994 Wow, I find it very impressive that you used ethos and logos to convince us from your argument, and then describe why you didn't use pathos.
You’re awesome. Thanks
Great lecture, thanks!
thank you, there is alot of the whole new information and invention to me. How could i be trained to be as nature as it is?
You're welcome. Above all, be genuine and passionate--that's the most important thing.
the colonel is experience person and when he is talking about communication problem then why isn't that logos instate of echos as he experience person. and there isn't any mention that he got this information from outside gossip or hummer
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Super perfect🥰💗
Thank you very much for this great explanation . Could we find ethos in health bruchores. We could find logos pathos but where the writer could express his or her credibility? I dont think we have ethos in this kind of communication though it is supposed to be presuasive.
Thanks for the response. Ethos can be expressed in many ways. For instance, the tone of the writing is meant to indicate a certain character.
Who came here only because of their English teacher?
Using pathos as a rhetorical strategy is a form of emotional manipulation when used in communication intended to inform rather than entertain, change my mind
But aren't humans also emotional creatures? Should pathos not play a role? Otherwise we'll all be like the character Data on Star Trek ...
@@thenatureofwriting9222 Humans are emotional creatures, but that does not imply it should always play a role. I don’t think people should train others to convince other people through unreasonable means (pathos). Emotion is often a detrimental to reasoning. It is useful to be able to spot pathos though.
Excellent
Thanks!
my English college teacher gave us a link for this video. lol
Smart teacher. :)
@@thenatureofwriting9222 bruhh i need help with this persuasive language ethos pathos and logos please helppp
Lord High score for us all po😭
What is persuation
those deng goths
:)
Why did I take English
trust me i'm asking myself the same question every single day
Vandals BATTLED the Goths. I doubt they would work together to puncture your tires, man
Haha -- very good.
My writing teacher drives me here 😅
WHO ELSE IS HERE FOR SCHOOL?
That J.K. Rowling comment did not age well.
Logos is so confusing
How does he know the people who punctured his tires were Goths? 😂 Goths who go around puncturing tires? 🤔
Lol, right? Goths are the least likely suspect
One of them sneezed really hard, and their nose piercing got jettisoned into the tire. Later when the old man found his slashed tire he saw the nose ring and knew it must have been goths.
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