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Appeals
ethos: appeal to character or authority
logos: appeal to logic and reason
pathos: appeal to emotion
Canons of Rhetoric
Invention
Arrangement
Style
Memory
Delivery
Additional Terms
kairos: opportune moment, the right appeal to the right audience
decorum: fitting one's speech to the context and audience
doxa: public opinion, commonly held belief
lexis: style and delivery
stasis: key point at issue in a debate
