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A writer of nonfiction appeals mostly to the reader's feelings and emotions.
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Nonfiction generally relies on facts, evidence, logic, and credibility (logos and ethos) to inform or persuade. While nonfiction writers may use emotional appeals (pathos) at times, they do not mostly appeal to feelings.
Nonfiction generally relies on facts, evidence, logic, and credibility (logos and ethos) to inform or persuade. While nonfiction writers may use emotional appeals (pathos) at times, they do not mostly appeal to feelings.
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