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Persuasivelanguagetechniques有说服力的语言技巧做一个有影响力的人
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Helloreaders!
Thisarticleisworthyourtime.Whyso?
Letmetellyou.Hereby,youaregoingtoreadpersuasivelanguagetechniques.Whenwetalkaboutwritingsomething,itsoundseasy.Butwhenitcomestoactualwriting,thingsarenotalwayseasy.Learningdifferenttechniqueshelpsustoinfluencethereaders.Beforeyoustartreadingthisblogitisneccessarytoknowthepersuasivetechniquedefinition.Persuasivetechniquesarethemethodsorpersuasivestrategiesusedbywriterstopersuadetheaudiencetoagreewithcertainideasorthoughts.Writersuselogicandemotionstomakethemmorecompelling.
Meanwhile,let’sgetbacktoknowthepersuasivelanguagetechniquesandseewhatyouaregoingtostudyinthisarticle:
Differenttypesofpersuasivelanguagetechniques
Howtolearnandusepersuasivelanguagetechniques
Howwritersorspeakershaveusedlanguagetopersuade
Strategiesofpersuasion
Persuasivelanguagetechniquestoattractvisitors
Let’sstart
Youcanuseawiderangeofpersuasivelanguagetechniques.Whileyouarereadingatextwhichincludespersuasivelanguage-orwhenyouwritepersuasivetextyourself-youshouldthinktopersuadethereadertoacceptaspecificviewpointbyusingsuchtechniques.
Typesofpersuasivelanguagetechniques
1.Adjective
Thefirstinthelistofpersuasivelanguagetechniquesis“Adjective”.Thesearedescribingwords,whicharemostcommonlyusedtomaketheaudiencefeelaspecificwayregardingsomething.
Forexample:
“SomeTVshowsmakeusfeelanartificialversionofthethrillonegetfromchasingonesambitions.”
2.Adverbs
Thesecondonefromthepersuasivelanguagetechniquesare“Adverbs”.Thesearethewordswhichmodifiesverbsoradjectives.
Justliketheadjectives,theyarealsochooseandusedtomaketheaudienceorreaderfeelacertainwayaboutanissue.
Forexample:
“Inalatestessayshewroteaboutthestreetanimals,dyingfrom1080foxbait.Theanimalswhodiedateitwhilearallypassedby.Theyhadahorribledeath.”
3.Alliteration
Thirdinthelistofpersuasivelanguagetechniquesis“Alliteration”.Itisallaboutthewordswhichstartfromthesamesoundandcreateemphasisduetothesamereason.
Forexample:
“AndIcansaythemitisdistressingbeyondwordstowatchabirdsufferlikethisandbeingunabletoalleviateitsagony.
4.Appeals
Appealisapersuasivetechniqueinwritingwhichismostoftenusedbyauthorstotouchdifferentemotions.Theseemotionsincludesreader’ssenseofjustice,patriotismandfairness.
5.Anecdotes
Short,personalstoriesthathelptoillustrateapoint.
Forexample:
“Formythreemostrecentbooks,onmotherhood,cancerandnursing,Iinterviewedmorethan300peopleaboutthenutsandboltsofwhatourincrediblyshorttimeonthisplanetisreallyabout–life,death,familyandlove.IfthereisonethingIcanguarantee,it’sthattherewillneverbeapersonwholiesontheirdeathbed,shakingwithrage,sobbing,‘DearGod,IwishI’dspentmoretimewatchingthatshow.’”
6.Everydaylanguage
Writerswilloftenuseeverydaylanguage,sometimescalledcolloquiallanguage,tomakethemselvesseemdown-to-earth.
Forexample:
“Fairnessisthecornerstoneofourconstitutionandournationalidentity.Butasweheadintoanelectionyear,Ithinkweneedtoaskourselveswhetherwereallybelieveinafairgoforall.”
7.Cliches
Anoverusedexpression.Althoughtheyshouldbeavoided,clichesgivewritersanopportunitytoexpressanideatotheirreadersquickly.
Herearesomeexamplesofcliches:
Absencemakestheheartgrowfonder.
Allswellthatendswell.
Aslightasafeather.
Timewilltell.
8.Connotations
Allwordshaveconnotationsorassociations.Somewords,forexample,mayhavethesameliteralmeaningbutverydifferentconnotations.Connotationsmaybenegativeorpositive.Thinkabouttheword‘thin’.Therearelotsofwordsthatsharethismeaning—slender,lithe,slim,skinny,lean,slight,lanky,undernourished,wasted,gangly,rake-like,anorexic,spindly.Ifsomeonewasdescribingyourbody,youwouldprobablyprefertobecalled‘slender’or‘slim’ratherthan‘lanky’or‘anorexic’.Whenpeoplearewritinganargument,theythinkverycarefullyaboutthewordsthattheyselectandtheimpactthesewordswillhaveontheiraudience.
9.Emotivewords
Wordsthatprovokeanemotionalreactionfromtheaudienceareknownasemotivewords..
Forexample:
“Butno,peoplefromthebushweresayingitiscrueltokillfoxeswithapoisonthatcausesaslow,agonisingdeath.”
Emotivewordsareoneofthebestpersuasiontechniques.Onewhohasamasteryoveremotivelanguagecanlearnpersuasionfasterthanothers.Clickheretoknowmoreaboutemotivelanguageifyouwanttomasterit.
10.Exaggeration
Writersoftenexaggerateoroverstatesomethingtohelppersuadereadersoftheirpointofview.
Forexample:
“Ourexpertswilltellyouamillionreasonswhyitcan’torshouldn’tbedonehere.Theyhaveturnedexcuse-makingintoanartform.”
11.Evidence
Writerswilloftenuseevidence–whichmighttaketheformoffacts,figures,quotesorgraphs–tohelpsupporttheirargument.
Forexample:
“AccordingtotheAustralianBureauofStatistics,malesare400percentmorelikelytocommitanoffenceintendedtocauseinjurythanarefemales.”
12.Expertopinion
Sometimeswriterswillusetheopinionofexpertstogivefurtherweighttotheirargument.
Forexample“AnewresearchreportbyVictoriandoctorsillustrateswhy:
becausewhenkidsareworriedtheirparentswillbetoldtheirprivatemedicaldetails,theysimplydon’tgotothedoctor.”
13.Inclusivelanguage
Inclusivelanguage–usingthewords‘we’or‘us’–isoftenusedtogetareaderonside.
Forexample:
“Imightnotlikeit,butkids’righttoconfidentialmedicaladviceshouldtakeprecedenceoverourrighttoknowaboutit.”
14.Imagery
Descriptivewritingcanbeapowerfulpersuasivetechnique.Describingsomethingvividlycanpersuadereaders.
15.Logic
Alogical,well-structuredargumentcanbeverypersuasive.
16.Metaphor
Metaphors,whenonethingisdescribedasanother,helptopersuadebydescribing.
Forexample:
“I’vebeendyingofitallweekandcanhardlytypethiscolumnbecauseoftheNiagraofsnotpouringdownmyfaceandthepainfulfiresofathousandsunsburninginmyjointsandmuscles,whichbeingmanlymusclesareabletocarryamuchheavierloadofpainthanladymuscles.”
17.Pun
Aplayonwordsoftenrelyingonhomophones,homonymsorrhymes.
Forexample:
“It’sbeenatryingyearforrugbyleague,whatwithbettingscandals,controversiesoverplayers’allegedoff-fieldbehaviourandanunseemlyon-fieldbrawlthatmarredthesport’sreputationonapproachtothefinals.”
Forexample:
“Racismisnowhiteandblackissue.”
18.Repetition
Therepetitionofwords,phrasesandideascanbeusedtoreinforceanargumentanddrivehomethemessagetoareader.
e.g“Ithasbeenwellestablishedhereandoverseasthatifteenagersthinktheycanseeadoctorinconfidence,theyaremorelikelytodoso,morelikelytogobackforrepeatvisits,andmorelikelytodisclosesensitiveinformation.”
19.Rhetoricalquestion
Aquestionwheretheanswerisobvious,canhelpleadreaderstoaparticularconclusion.
Forexample:
“Ithasbeenwellestablishedhereandoverseasthatifteenagersthinktheycanseeadoctorinconfidence,theyaremorelikelytodoso,morelikelytogobackforrepeatvisits,andmorelikelytodisclosesensitiveinformation.Andisn’tthistheoutcomewewant?
”
20.Sarcasm
Forthisoneyouaregoingtogettheshortestdefinition,hereitgoes:
Amockingtone.
Forexample:
“NotallofuscanwriteMaxWalker’sHowtoHypnotiseChooks,youknow–formanyyearsthebiggest-sellingtitleinAustralianliteraryhistory.”
21.Simile
Similes,whenonethingiscomparedtoanother,canhelptopersuadebydescribing.
Forexample…asdumbasasackofhammers…”
22.Tone
Thetoneofanarticleorspeechreferstoitsoverallfeeling.Isitpassionate?
Logical?
Reasonable?
Mocking?
Humorous?
THINKINGABOUTPERSUASIVELANGUAGE
Thebestwaytounderstandhowpersuasivelanguagecanbeusedtoconveyapointofviewisbyreadingpersuasivetechniquesexamples.Readthenewspaperonadailybasis,particularlytheeditorialsandopinionpages.Thiswillnotonlyhelpyoukeepabreastofcurrentevents,itwillalsohelpyoudevelopthelanguageskillsnecessarytodopersuasivewritingyourself.
Analysisquestions
1.Identifytheissue.
2.Identifythecontention,otherwiseknownasthepointofview,ofthewriter.
3.Whatisthetoneofthearticle?
4.Identifyfiveexamplesofpersuasivelanguagetechniquesandexplainhowitissupposedtomakethereaderfeel.
Let’sdiscusspersuasivelanguagetechniques
InEnglish,youwilloftenbeaskedtowriteanessayabouthowwritersorspeakershaveusedlanguagetopersuade.
Introduction
Describetheissuegenerally.Mentionthearticle’stitle,it’sauthorandtheauthor’scontention.
Forexample:
Therehasrecentlybeenconsiderablecontroversyovertheuseof1080foxbaittocontrolVictoria’sfoxpopulation.Inhisarticle‘They’repestsbutcrueltyisinexcusable’,writerDmitriKakmiputsforwardalogicaland,attimes,emotiveargumentabouthowcruelandinhumanetheuseofthisbaitis.
Body
Identifyarangeoftechniquesandexplainhowtheyareusedtopersuadetheaudience.Alwaysmakereferencetohowdifferenttechniquesmakethereaderfeelorreact.
Example:
Midwaythroughhisargument,authorturnshisattentiontothefoxesthemselves.Afterdescribingt