So I've been searching, checking the web on many different search engines, the college library. and have not found an example of a nonprejudicial rhetorical device. So it would be safe to say there is no such thing as a nonprejudicial rhetorical device?
Rhetorical devices in themselves or neither prejudicial nor non prejudicial.
They are ways to communicate ideas. HOW THEY ARE USED will determine whether there is prejudice involved. Therefore, if you want a yes or no, there are no specifically prejudicial devices.
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Posted by Ms. Sue on Tuesday, July 11, 2006 at 9:00pm in response to english.
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The reader can distinguish between nonprejudicial and prejudicial rhetorical devices by:
1. Analyzing the propaganda techniques used in the passage.
2. Studying other sources.
3. Using intelligent and informed judgements.
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