Rhetorical device
See also: Figure_of_speech
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A rhetorical device is a technique, sometimes called a resource of language, used by an author or speaker to induce an emotional response. These emotional responses are central to the meaning of the work or speech, and should also get the listener (or the reader's) attention.
Related Topics:
Language - Emotion
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| ► | A partial list of rhetorical devices |
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