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From the Greek Aristotelian modes of persuation, when the elements of an argument appeal to the ethical responsabilities of a culture based on its fundamental character, credibility or beliefs as a society, we talk about <em>"ethos"</em>.
<em>Antigone</em> is an ancient Greek tragedy writen by Sophocles influenced by the political and socio cultural life of Athens after a civil war, in the story, after both sons of Oedipus kill each other, Creon, one of those characters that rely on the appeal of <em>ethos</em> to develop an argument, survives and retain rulership of Thebes.
Creon’s argument that he is older and wiser than his son is an example of <em>"Ethos"</em>.
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