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nexus9112 [7]
2 years ago
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Post three possible powerful images, including a link below each to credit their source. Keep in mind that these are not random

images we pull from online or from a magazine; these must be important in some way, something iconic, famous, and/or used for a purpose, such as selling a product in a unique way. Note which image you feel you will likely evaluate in your essay and provide a sentence or two discussing what you hope to prove, what your purpose will be. List 2-3 criteria by which you will evaluate your image. Note one element of logos, one of ethos, and one of pathos present in your image.
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Mumz [18]2 years ago
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The elements of Logos (a persuasive rhetoric) is that it draws on logic or appeals to rationality. Hence the image that you select in relation to this must be reflective of a rational argument.

<h3>What is the element of Ethos?</h3>

The biggest element of Ethos is culture, or way of life. Arguments that rest on ethos as a strategy would usually rest on the claim that  thing must continue because it already exists.

The element of pathos is emotion. When an image is designed to appeal to  ones emotions (of love, anger, excitement, joy, freedom etc,) it is said to evoke pathos.

Learn more about logos at:
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