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Ethos—the presentation of self that a writer or speaker brings to an argument
a. Authority
b. Integrity
c. Motive
d. Values
I. Ethos is created in two ways
a. At the present moment through:
i. Language used
ii. Evidence offered
iii. Respect shown to opponents
iv. Interaction with audience
b. In the past through:
i. Reputation
ii. Work
iii. Values
II. Understanding how arguments based on character work
a. “Experts”—anyone with knowledge and experience on the subject
b. Often turn on claims such as the following:
i. A person (or group) does or does not have the authority to speak to this issue
1. Job title
2. Institutional affiliation
3. time/experience
4. Confident language
ii. A person is or is not trustworthy or credible on this issue
1. Evidence and documentation
2. Visual representation
3. Beliefs and values
4. Respectful language
5. Clear and fair presentation of ideas
6. Concessions: acknowledge outright any exceptions, qualifications, or even weaknesses
iii. A person does or does not have good motives for addressing this subject
1. Conflicts of interest
2. Bias
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I’m not a doctor, but I play one on T.V.
I’ve got a great deal for you!
She’s my daughter, of course she’s talented!
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