How do effective leaders utilize rhetoric to inspire and motivate within various situations?

In his article Bitzer states, "Rhetorical discourse is called into existence by situation"^ and "It seems clear that rhetoric is situ- ational."* This ... An example of a rhetorical situation would be writing a speech arguing against the local school board voting on a controversial policy. The exigence would be ... Jul 22, 2020 ... In 1999, I was reading a book about a nation in Asia that was under the rule of a religious group. A friend of mine asked me why I was ... A review of the rhetoric on legalized gaming illustrates the vacillating public opinion of legalized gambling in America. This study delineates Indians' poor ... Abstract. No abstract given. ... Individual authors retain the copyright of their work published in Young Scholars in Writing. ... Stay up-to-date with Young ... Elements of rhetoric: A good way to generate ideas for a rhetorical analysis is by considering “the rhetorical situation”—in other words, the variables ... The rhetorical triangle is a model that can help you better visualize the rhetorical situation of your project. Before you begin to write, you should consider ... Jan 20, 2015 ... The Rhetorical Situation. Author(s): Lloyd F. Bitzer. Source: Philosophy & Rhetoric, Vol. 25, Selections from Volume 1 (1992), pp. 1-14. Jan 8, 2025 ... All sources, peer-reviewed or not, do require evaluation prior to use by a researcher. Yes, even scholarly sources should be evaluated using the following ... The third element of the rhetorical situation is the speaker; the speaker is both a constraint on effectiveness and a great source of persuasiveness. In ...