Communication and Persuasion: Logos, Pathos, Ethos | |
Noticing and Thinking | |
The process of thinking | |
The paradigm shift Communicating Clearly and Effectively | |
Stop the Clock Specific evidence | |
Freedom from Choice Writing an Opinion Essay Finding your subject Writing Persuasively | |
The Persuasive Appeals Logos | |
Recognizing logos | |
On Human Survival | |
Pathos | |
Recognizing pathos | |
If I Told You, Would You Want to Hear? | |
Making Up for Lost Time Humor as pathos Ethos Recognizing ethos | |
A Trust Worth Winning New York Times , Editorial | |
A Moment of Grace Thesis | |
Statements Evaluating your thesis statement Engaging Your Audience: Titles, Introductions, Conclusions Features of good titles | |
Title strategies | |
Titles to avoid Features of good introductions | |
Introductory strategies | |
Introductions to avoid Features of good conclusions | |
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