Diplomacy & Politics Glossary
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3 termsCadence
Cadence is the rhythmic flow and modulation of a speaker's voice during speech delivery.
Churchillian Rhetorical Mobilization
Winston Churchill’s use of stirring speeches and language to unify and motivate Britain during World War II.
Churchillian Wartime Rhetoric
The use of inspiring and resolute speeches by Winston Churchill to bolster British morale during World War II.
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4 termsEmotional Appeals
Emotional appeals use feelings such as fear, hope, or empathy to influence an audience’s attitudes or behaviors during persuasion.
Ethos
A rhetorical appeal that establishes the speaker's credibility and trustworthiness to persuade the audience.
Ethos Appeal
A persuasive technique that establishes the speaker’s credibility and ethical character to influence the audience.
Eye Contact
A delivery technique where speakers maintain visual connection with the audience to engage and build trust.
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3 termsPathos
An emotional appeal aimed at influencing the audience's feelings to support an argument.
Persuasion Techniques
Methods such as ethos, pathos, and logos used to influence an audience’s beliefs or actions during a speech.
Public Speaking Ethos
Public speaking ethos establishes the speaker's credibility and trustworthiness to enhance audience persuasion and engagement.
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4 termsSignposting
Signposting uses verbal cues to guide the audience through the structure of a speech or argument.
Signposting Phrase
A clear verbal indicator used by speakers to guide the audience through the structure of their arguments or speech points.
Signposting Strategy
The deliberate use of verbal cues to guide listeners through the structure of a speech or argument.
Speech Flow
The logical progression and connection of ideas within a speech to maintain clarity and persuasion.