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''Pathos'' in [[rhetoric]] is the ability of a speaker or writer to convey emotion in their message (<i>[[logos]]</i>) effectively. Aristotle writes: “To this and only this we said contemporary technical writers give their attention.” The ability to convey feeling to the reader and incite emotion from an audience is a crucial part of a literary experience. | ''Pathos'' in [[rhetoric]] is the ability of a speaker or writer to convey emotion in their message (<i>[[logos]]</i>) effectively. Aristotle writes: “To this and only this we said contemporary technical writers give their attention.” The ability to convey feeling to the reader and incite emotion from an audience is a crucial part of a literary experience. | ||
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