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Definition: Use of words in speaking (or writing) to advance the author's logo to persuade or influence the art of others.

"After rolling up his sleeve, he came to lie on heavy cowhide and soon, warm red blood dripped onto the floor (in her terrible screams and a terrible oath from him) - "

"I tell them to help Douglas read a white boy, I hope that they can be as free as they are men." The right to freedom like you Do you exist? 23 (23)

Dramatic: Readers and audiences understand that the characters in the story do not know (R & J example - Juliet is not dead).

Situation: The writer shows that there is a difference between the expected result and the actual result of a particular action or situation (an example of "mouse and male" - friendship / murder)

"All dictators stand up in the ladder of freedom of speech, which is a paradox - after obtaining power all dictators will immediately suppress freedom of speech other than oneself.Herbert Hoover

Definition: Anadiplosis is a rhetorical device repeating the last word of the definition. Anadiplosis is a rhetorical device repeating the last word of the definition: Anadiplosis is rhetorical To select students of their favorite holiday and birthday experience and guide students in brainstorming items related to that day It means to repeat the last sentence of the person. Write a day or two, including sentences using anadiplosis. When the neck turns to the back and eyes rise to the sky, when the fire department fire fireworks, my feet are tied firmly to the soft sand of the lagoon beach, these fireworks are bright blue, green, red, and It turned yellow. Like a flashing meteor, it quickly disappears in the night sky. The night sky wraps the particles of light in the dark. The darkness still exists

Rhetoric is an arbitrary language that helps the author or speaker to achieve a specific purpose (usually persuasion because rhetoric is defined as a persuasive art). However, "rhetorical technique" is a very broad term that can include emotions, beauty and spiritual meaning, techniques that produce persuasive power. Analogy is an important device to explain one thing by comparing it. At the sentence level this may be as simple as saying "my fur is white like a cloud". However, analogies, including paragraphs and papers as a whole, may work at a higher level. For example, you can oppose war by broadening the similarity between war with terrorism and World War II. The overall success of the discussion is completely dependent on the way to persuade the reader to accept this analogy.