Propaganda Appeal to Logic Appeal to Emotion Appeal to (Logos) (Pathos) Character/Authority (Ethos) Information that is Persuasion through the Persuasion through the Persuasion through the spread for the purpose use of facts, statistics, use of pictures or words use of professional of promoting some charts and graphs. that create emotion. and/or famous people. Connotation Denotation Diction Syntax All the emotions or The literal, dictionary The used in a The order in which feelings a word arouses, definition of a word. piece of literature words are used in a such as negative feelings piece of literature about 'pig.' Parallelism Style Bibliography / Works Cited Repetition of phrases An author's unique way Common cliché sayings A listing of sources that have similar of writing that involves that are often (primary and secondary) grammatical patterns. word choice and metaphorical (Don’t used in an essay or sentence patterns. judge a book by its research paper. cover) Research and Writing Selecting a for a Examples of Primary Examples of Secondary Research Paper Sources Sources Make sure your topic Memoirs, private journals Encyclopedias is not too broad (vague) and diaries Textbook and other is not too controversial Public records and Nonfiction books is on subject documents Almanacs has enough available Newspaper, magazine studies (statistics, sources to research and journal articles surveys) Speeches Technical Documents (letters, forms, records) MLA = Modern Language Association (a published and acceptable Style used when writing and formatting essays and research papers) Bibliography/Works Cited Page - A listing of sources (primary and secondary) used in an essay or research paper. Book with One Author’s Last Name, Author’s First Name. Title of Bibliography / Author Book. City of Publication: Name of Publisher, Year Works Cited of Publication. Examples Article from Author’s Last Name, Author’s First Name. “Title of Article”. Title of Magazine/Newspaper
Propaganda Appeal to Logic (Logos) Appeal to Emotion (Pathos) Appeal to Character/Authority (Ethos) Information that is spread for the purpose of promoting some Persuasion through the use of facts, statistics, charts and graphs. Persuasion through the use of pictures or words that create emotion. Persuasion through the use of professional and/or famous people. Connotation Denotation Diction Syntax All the emotions or feelings a word arouses, such as negative feelings about 'pig.' The literal, dictionary definition of a word. The used in a piece of literature The order in which words are used in a piece of literature Parallelism Style Bibliography / Works Cited Repetition of phrases that have similar grammatical patterns. An author's unique way of writing that involves word choice and sentence patterns. Common cliché sayings that are often metaphorical (Don’t judge a book by its cover) A listing of sources (primary and secondary) used in an essay or research paper. Research and Writing Selecting a for a Research Paper Examples of Primary Sources Examples of Secondary Sources Make sure your topic is not too broad (vague) is not too controversial is on subject has enough available sources to research Memoirs, private journals and diaries Public records and documents Newspaper, magazine and journal articles Speeches Encyclopedias Textbook and other Nonfiction books Almanacs studies (statistics, surveys) Technical Documents (letters, forms, records) MLA = Modern Language Association (a published and acceptable Style used when writing and formatting essays and research papers) Bibliography/Works Cited Page - A listing of sources (primary and secondary) used in an essay or research paper. Bibliography / Works Cited Examples Book with One Author Author’s Last Name, Author’s First Name. Title of Book. City of Publication: Name of Publisher, Year of Publication. Article from Author’s Last Name, Author’s First Name. “Title of Article”. Title of Magazine/Newspaper