Logos

This section provides an overview of Logos.

The logical appeal of the speaker, emphasizing reasoning, evidence, and logical structures to persuade the audience, assessing argument strength and validity.

Overview

Logos refers to the logical appeal of the speaker, focusing on the use of reasoning, evidence, and logical structures to persuade the audience. In rhetorical analysis, logos assesses the strength and validity of the arguments presented, contributing to the overall effectiveness of the speaker's message.

Applications

1) Coder's Perspective

Coders analyze the logical structures within the speaker's arguments, evaluating premises and conclusions, and detecting logical fallacies, which influence the Critical Thinking Score and Appeal Score.

2) User's Perspective

Users can evaluate the logical soundness of the speaker's arguments, helping them decide whether the reasoning is convincing.

  • Argument Object
  • Claim Object
  • Critical Thinking Scores (CTS)
  • Appeal Score
  • PersuasiveForce Object

Appeal Score Critical Thinking Scores Persuasive Coefficient