KNOWLEDGE OF RHETORIC AND PERSUASION
Rhetoric: the art of
using language persuasions logos, ethos, and pathos.
Exigency: What
you want to accomplish with persuasion
.
1. Logos persuades
using logic, reason, statistics, facts and evidence. Ex: In the book The Devil
in the White City Burnham shows logos by installing a gym, so logically by
installing that he was investing in to the workers’ health so they can stay
around longer.
2. Ethos is using character, morals, image, and etiquette to persuade. Ex: In the book The Devil in the White City Holmes used ethos by dressing nice and “breaking rules of casual intimacy: he stood too close, stared too hard, touching too much and long."
3. Pathos uses
emotions, personal anecdotes, and vicarious experiences. Ex: Devil in the White
City shows this when Burnham gives his work men praise that persuades them to
stay longer.
Science of
Persuasion—Robert Cialdini & Steve Martin
1. Reciprocity: obligation to give when you receive Key: be the first to give personalized and unexpected Ex: The Devil in the White City “Burnham had believed that he might best serve his country by placing all of the work exclusively with Eastern Architects “ by doing this he would possibly receive a better country
.
2. Scarcity: benefits, uniqueness, and what you can lose Ex:
3. Authority: Ethical and costless Ex: Being the teacher can be use a persuasion to give homework or not because they are in authority.
2. Scarcity: benefits, uniqueness, and what you can lose Ex:
3. Authority: Ethical and costless Ex: Being the teacher can be use a persuasion to give homework or not because they are in authority.
4. Consistency: looking for commitment that can be made. Key: Voluntary, active, and public commitment Ex: In, The Devil in the White City Holmes consistently draws women towards him when he does his same routine--“breaking rules of casual intimacy: he stood too close, stared too hard, touching too much and long. “
5. Liking: similar, pay compliments and cooperates. Ex: Since I love football that would persuade my brother in watching it with me because we share a similar interest.
6. Consensus: look to the actions of others to determine their own. Ex: When everybody goes out and buys new Jordans that persuades me to do the same so I can be cool. Cialdini, Robert and Steve Martin.
“Science of
Persuasion.” YouTube. 26, November 2012. 9 January 2014. Web. Larson, Erik.
The Devil in the
White City. New York: Vintage, 2003. Print.

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