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The unit explores the art of persuasion through the analysis of argumentative texts, addressing components such as purpose, audience, and rhetorical strategies. It highlights the importance of critically evaluating sources for bias and credibility, while emphasizing the construction of effective and ethical arguments. Through various activities, students learn to apply rhetorical concepts to enhance their understanding and communication skills.
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What we have learnt
- Understanding the purpose, audience, and structure of argumentative texts is crucial for effective analysis.
- Rhetorical strategies such as ethos, pathos, and logos are essential in persuasive communication.
- Identifying bias and evaluating the credibility of sources are key skills for discerning well-founded arguments.
Key Concepts
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Term: Ethos
Definition: An appeal to credibility or character, persuading the audience of the author's reliability.
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Term: Pathos
Definition: An emotional appeal targeting the audience's feelings to evoke support for a persuasive message.
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Term: Logos
Definition: An appeal to logic and reason, using rational arguments and evidence to convince the audience.
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Term: Bias
Definition: A disproportionate weight in favor of or against an idea, often resulting in a one-sided argument.
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Term: Rhetorical Devices
Definition: Specific techniques used in language, such as repetition or metaphors, to enhance persuasive effectiveness.