DMAT-118 JAV Rhetorical strategies are aimed at influencing audiences, judging the outcomes rather than the intentions. Targeting the audience involves influencing their thoughts and actions through strategies based on established principles and research. These strategies are evaluated for their effectiveness, not the reasoning behind them. In many rhetorical situations, causes or effects are significant, with past causes often being the focal point. Audiences are emotionally engaged and influenced regarding these historical events. Hence, presenting things happening or starting in the past is common. Ancient reasoning frequently addresses these events, and listening to them is a familiar activity. A typical listener would often hear stories about past causes above ones in the present. And after, they think about it a lot and tell their friends about it, naturally passing it on to new generations. Stories constructed around past causes are readily understood, making such a framing likely to succeed. Lincoln emphasizes a return to a historical past. Lincoln, for instance, refers to much previously heard events, highlighting how the Framers of the Constitution were cautious against forming a new union. Here, the people listen to Lincoln because they are familiar with such a strategy and find it quite acceptable. Thus, these methods are likely to succeed because they are based on how they naturally work in the world. This means that even if some people do not know about this strategy, they will understand and react to it well because these strategies influence them naturally in some way. Discussed tactics have been widely used in the past and in the present, in the place of my first argument, in the place of the second argument, and in the place of the third argument. So, you should use discussed tactics because they are tested and meant to work in certain ways. - Cuplikan Gratis dan Subtitle Bahasa Indonesia srt.

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