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Persuasive Writing: Understanding the Techniques and Examples, Schemes and Mind Maps of English

Creative WritingRhetoricEnglish compositionPublic Speaking

An overview of persuasive writing, its definition, examples of topics, sources, persuasive arguments, and techniques. It covers the importance of having a claim, opposing point of view, evidence, and conclusion. The document also discusses persuasive techniques such as appeals by association, emotional appeal, and loaded language.

What you will learn

  • What are persuasive arguments and what should they include?
  • What are some persuasive techniques and how do they work?
  • What are some examples of topics for persuasive writing?
  • What sources can be used for persuasive writing?
  • What is persuasive writing?

Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps

2021/2022

Uploaded on 12/11/2022

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Download Persuasive Writing: Understanding the Techniques and Examples and more Schemes and Mind Maps English in PDF only on Docsity! PERSUASIVE WRITING Presented To: Mam. Amna Saleem Presented By: M. Sameer Chaudhary (BS IT) MTN# 13470 Adnan Khalid (BS IT) MTN# 13420 PERSUASIVE ARGUMENTS Should have following  A claim  An opposing point of view  Evidence supporting the claim  Conclusion PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES 1. Appeals by Association 2. Emotional Appeal 3. Loaded Appeal 1. APPEALS BY ASSOCIATION  Link an idea or a product to something or someone positive or influential  Bandwagon Appeal Taps into people’s desire to belong  Testimonials: Uses celebrities or satisfied customers to persuade.  Transfer Connects a product, a candidate or a cause with a positive image or idea. EMOTIONAL APPEALS Uses strong feelings, rather than facts to persuade.  Appeal to Pity: Taps into people’s compassion for others  Appeal to Fear: Preys upon people’s fear for their safety  Appeal to Vanity: Uses flattery to win people over.  Support What facts, examples and personal experiences are presented?  Organization What do you notice about the structure of the essay? How it begin? What is included in the body paragraph? How it ends?
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