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Lesson 17

Aristotle's Three Artistic Proofs

In this chapter your students will…
■ Understand Aristotle’s three artistic proofs, and how they are used in rhetoric: Ethos, or the character and credibility of the
speaker. Logos, or the speaker’s use of logic (or what seems to be logic). Pathos, or the speaker’s appeal to the audience’s emotion.
■ Assess the use of the three artistic proofs in various examples.
■ Compose simple persuasive statements employing the three artistic proofs.

Lesson Vocabulary

  • Ethos
    :
    In public speaking, the character and credibility of the speaker. Greek for “character.”
  • Logos
    :
    In public speaking, the speaker’s use of (or what seems to be) logic. Greek for “word,” or “reason.”
  • Pathos
    :
    In public speaking, the speaker’s appeal to the audience’s emotion. Greek for “experience,” or “emotion.”
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