Jolliffe's framework outlines key rhetorical elements to consider when designing communications, including the problem or need (exigence), intended recipients (audience), goal or objective (purpose), use of logic and evidence (logos), credibility and character (ethos), attitude conveyed (tone), appeal to emotions or feelings (pathos), arrangement and presentation (organization, structure, form), word choice (diction), sentence structure (syntax), descriptive language (imagery), and figurative devices (figurative language).
Jolliffe's framework outlines key rhetorical elements to consider when designing communications, including the problem or need (exigence), intended recipients (audience), goal or objective (purpose), use of logic and evidence (logos), credibility and character (ethos), attitude conveyed (tone), appeal to emotions or feelings (pathos), arrangement and presentation (organization, structure, form), word choice (diction), sentence structure (syntax), descriptive language (imagery), and figurative devices (figurative language).
Jolliffe's framework outlines key rhetorical elements to consider when designing communications, including the problem or need (exigence), intended recipients (audience), goal or objective (purpose), use of logic and evidence (logos), credibility and character (ethos), attitude conveyed (tone), appeal to emotions or feelings (pathos), arrangement and presentation (organization, structure, form), word choice (diction), sentence structure (syntax), descriptive language (imagery), and figurative devices (figurative language).