Rhetorical Devices

Rhetorical Devices

Introduction

A prejudicial statement is that statement that assumes that a fact is correct regarding something without their being any kind of evidence to prove that belief right. A prejudicial statement is made on order to make the listener believe the same thing as the speaker does.

Opinion and subjectivity are the most common and important non prejudicial and prejudicial rhetorical devices. When we want to find out the probability and slant of prejudice in an argument or a statement, we should first check that statement if it is based on facts, was the statement made by using object proven facts ...