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Carson appeals to many of the rhetoric tools that Heinrich discusses such as pathos and logos, however in the end she establishes her credib...

Carson uses many different scientific terms, alludes to evolution, and makes references to history and famous scientists to establish her ...

It was really interesting to read about different tactics that I personally use or have seen in real-life situations because I had never r...

Nisbet and Mooney offer some advice when trying to convince the general public of the scientific stand on such controversial topics as stem ...

Carson's explosive imagery at the introduction of the text is an example of pathos - her words create vivid images in the mind, and as H...

I feel the start of the first chapter shows a deliberate use of pathos, as the audience at the time was led to believe that this situation c...

I guess I can see her using rhetorical strategies such as ethos, pathos and logos throughout the article, especially at the end of article w...