Capitalization blundering is one of those features of text or digital presentations that’s only slightly detrimental to one’s ethos, especially if the audience is unaware
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Language, Comics, & Context: Part 2
Recap of part one: Rhetorician I.A. Richards explored how we communicate primarily through abstract concepts. Individually, we assign meaning to words based on our personal
Language, Comics, & Context: Part 1
The way we speak through abstract concepts in Western society seems inherent, but ancient rhetoricians initially defined these communication methods. They’ve debated for centuries how
Aristotle’s Syllogism & Enthymeme: Part 2
Recap of first post: Ancient Greeks and Romans invented concepts like logic and figurative language that we practically deem self-evident. Aristotle defined the terms “syllogism”
Aristotle’s Syllogism & Enthymeme: Part 1
Today, imagining a world without logic and figurative language seems impossible, but ancient Greeks and Romans actually invented the ways of thinking we regard as
Ethos & Editing: Part 2
Recap of the first post: Ethos means authority or credibility as a speaker. Building a strong ethos is important to rhetoric, the art of persuasion.
