Aristotle's triad
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I can identify and use Aristotle's triad in writing.
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Aristotle was an influential ancient Greek philosopher who lived between 384 BCE to 322 BCE.
Aristotle wrote about politics, rhetoric and logic.
Aristotle’s triad consists of logos, ethos and pathos.
Logos is the appeal to reason; ethos is the appeal to authority and credibility and pathos is the appeal to emotion.
Aristotle’s triad is very important when planning persuasive writing.
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