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Which option would the narrator most likely agree with?
Forensic rhetoric establishes facts and judgments about the past.
Epideictic rhetoric can be compared to how detectives work a crime scene.
Deliberative rhetoric focuses primarily on emotion instead of logic.
Aristotle described two main categories of persuasive speech.
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"Forensic rhetoric establishes facts and judgments about the past."
Reason: Forensic (judicial) rhetoric deals with past actions and determining guilt or innocence. The other items are incorrect: Aristotle described three genres (forensic, deliberative, epideictic); epideictic is ceremonial praise/blame (not detective work); deliberative argues about future action and policy rather than focusing primarily on emotion.
Reason: Forensic (judicial) rhetoric deals with past actions and determining guilt or innocence. The other items are incorrect: Aristotle described three genres (forensic, deliberative, epideictic); epideictic is ceremonial praise/blame (not detective work); deliberative argues about future action and policy rather than focusing primarily on emotion.
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