ASPCA Rhetorical Strategies

Words: 125
Pages: 1
Open Document
The rhetorical strategy I find most effective is pathos. Just think about it, when you go to a restaurant and they have a dessert named grandmas homemade cookies, what do you think? Most people think," Man those were delicious, I have to try these cookies out." Some can relate greatly to those 3 words and it makes them feel the emotion of love. When I see ASPCA commercials it makes me feel so guilty with the sad music and pictures. They manipulate my mind into thinking I should donate money because of the tone they approach it with. Emotions are the key to a lot, and if you know how to use them in your text it can get you very far in your career.
Show More

Related Documents: ASPCA Rhetorical Strategies

Rhetorical Analysis: The Great Divide

Fasetire Oghenemase Ms. Moody ENGL 1101MZ 17 Nov. 2015 The Great Divide: Rhetorical strategies employed in articles against and for animal cruelty. As far as persuasive potential goes, commercials and television clips can, and should aspire to, be extremely effective when shown in the correct way. Regardless of what demographic audience it reaches, when a commercial or a television clip is shown with a good amount of logos, ethos, and pathos it reaches out to a greater audience, therefore making…

Words 924 - Pages 4