Much like anything in life, our reactions to pieces of writing vary depending on their purpose. By evaluating the purpose and strategies used in other people’s writing we can improve our own! In this episode, Dr. Emily Zarka discusses purpose, Aristotle’s Artistic Proofs, and the ways in which we can identify and implement it in writing.
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Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
1:15 – Understanding purpose
3:45 – Artistic appeal: logos
4:47 – Artistic appeal: pathos
6:05 – Artistic appeal: ethos
6:52 – Identifying purpose and artistic appeals
10:19 – Conclusion
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