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What are the rhetorical components of this allegory?
Answer:a. The rhetorical components of this allegory consist of ethos, which deals with beliefs, morals, and credibility. Another rhetorical components deals with logos which can be seen in the story using objects. Last, pathos is a rhetorical component that deals with emotions throughout the story.
Answer:a. The rhetorical components of this allegory consist of ethos, which deals with beliefs, morals, and credibility. Another rhetorical components deals with logos which can be seen in the story using objects. Last, pathos is a rhetorical component that deals with emotions throughout the story.
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Writeacher
What allegory?
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I don’t see ethos, logos, or pathos as rhetorical devices.
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I don’t see ethos, logos, or pathos as rhetorical devices.
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sue
The story of Animal Farm by Orwell
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