Rhetoric- invention

discovery, arrangement, style, memory, delivery

finding available arguments in any situation

any arguable statement put forward for discussion

any statement that is commonly shared among a given community

any body of beliefs held by an individual/ community

arguing from both sides

rhetor, issue, audience

elaborating on a famous saying or event

saying a great deal about very little

matter about which there is a dispute, point about which all parties agree to disagree

conjecture, definition, quality, policy

conjecture, degree, possibility

discourse that praises someone/something

discourse that casts blame on someone/something

logical reasoning

any statement that predicts something about human behaviour

from general to specific

from specific to general

deductive reasoning in rhetoric with a hidden premise

general statement about probable human action

statement about a particular instance

one hypothetical example beside another to compare

wise saying

physical facts that accompany a state of affairs

always a connection between sign and state of affairs

circumstantial

proofs of character invented by rhetor, intelligence, good character, secure goodwill

good reputation

emotions/passions

creating a vivid scene which an audience can picture

treats people and things respectfully

treats people and things disrespectfully

a person's account of an event or state of affairs

facts and statistics relevant to rhetorical situation

bits of knowledge derived from sensory perception