Greg Cavanagh

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

In "Letter Writing," Yates's discussion of technology's impact on letter writing is interesting-it really has an impact in my opinion #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

In the Republican debate, Christie's comments on discussing fantasy football rather than other issues were comical but appropriate #EP_Today

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

The five parts of a letter seem to be very similar to the rhetorical progression of a good speech. I like the "securing of good-will" #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

On ESPN, Matt Berry discussed why Adrian Foster is a "must-start" this week in fantasy football. #EP_Today

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

https://t.co/Ri48NZmNQo This Dr. Pepper commercial has a peculiar rhetorical strategy to say the least--it's pretty offensive. #EP_Today

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

I saw A Time to Kill the other day--McConaughey's character's rhetoric at the end of it is interesting. https://t.co/SUoDLLNKxS #EP_Today

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

In The Perils of Indifference, Elie Wiesel employs great pathos. His contrasting of indifference and anger is very compelling. #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

In Clinton's '95 speech on women's rights, I thought her use of parallelism was effective, and her using the term "we" shows pathos. #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

On Rhetoric 1.2.1- It is so true about the importance of how an orator needs to put his/her audience into a certain frame of mind. #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

In this Blue Buffalo ad, they use rhetoric and even seem to guilt the customer into buying their dog food. https://t.co/pYGHTqeIJZ #EP_Today

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

In Aspasia, it was interesting how the figure of Aspasia could later be manipulated by people like Plato to make their own points. #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

In Encomium, I liked the idea of defending the attacked--many times we dismiss or harshly judge people through actions they've done. #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

@WCSong Wrote this song abt love's lenghth-hope you all like it-Just taking a listen would make my day-thks so much https://t.co/I8sah8KwU9

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

https://t.co/3Y4DCJILOn This Guinness Commercial is a good example of rhetorical persuasion using moral grounds in current ads #EP_Today

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

Gorgias, Polus, and Callicles end up seeming as uncertain as everyone else, reaching for straws to defend what they said they believe.#EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

The reading ingrained in me how with knowledge comes power. As language and rhetoric developed, the population's influence did too. #EP_RR

[Greg Cavanagh @GregSCavanagh]

The reading ingrained in me how with knowledge comes power. As language and rhetoric developed, so too did the population's influence #ep15