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Discuss genre, audience, and purpose and adapting to the rhetorical
triangle: logos, pathos, and ethos.

--rhetoric:
   1.
         a. The art or study of using language effectively and persuasively.
         b. A treatise or book discussing this art.
   2. Skill in using language effectively and persuasively.
   3.
         a. A style of speaking or writing, especially the language of a 
	 particular subject: fiery political rhetoric.
         b. Language that is elaborate, pretentious, insincere, or 
	 intellectually vacuous: His offers of compromise were mere rhetoric.
   4. Verbal communication; discourse.

--Genre:
A type or class

--Rhetorical Situation
speaker, subject, audience

Audience
--Simple ; complex

Appeals:
--Ethos, pathos, logos

Deductive argument begins with generalization and then cites a specific
case related to that generalization, from which follows a conclusion.
In the claim, support, conclusion method.

(Claim)	      All cats are cute.
(Support)     Galahad is a cat.
(Conclusion)  Galahad is cute.

Inductive reasoning begins with several pieces of evidence and that
evidence is built together into a conclusion.

card-stacking

college-related issue: (club closing hours, parking, issue relevant to major)
ethos appeal to support it
pathos appeal to support it


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