#ETHOS LOGOS PATHOS PROFESSIONAL#

The novelty of the study cited in the article is determined by the choice of experimental material, which consists of authentic historical audio recordings of U.S. The relevance of this study is determined by the need to develop general legal aspects of the language, which, despite the specifics of each country, are characterized by the general principles of constructing the argumentation of speech in court. In ancient times, public speech in court shifts the emphasis from the legal justification of speech to speech impact, based on the emotions of those present – to ethos and pathos, making judicial speech vivid and polemical. The forms and methods of ancient rhetoric described by Aristotle include the theory of analytical evidence and the ability to “influence the emotional nature of people, their passions”. Modern court speakers use a rich antique heritage. This article considers a rhetorical approach to the study of judicial argumentation in court in terms of its effective implementation in a court session.

Over the past thirty years, oral judicial speech has become an important interdisciplinary subject of study, which uses scientific data from such areas as legal theory, philosophy, sociology, logic, rhetoric, linguistics, prosody, etc. Palabras clave: Ethos, logos, pathos, prosodia. La naturaleza del discurso vívida e influyente basada en el pathos y el ethos, el discurso polémico y sugestivo basado en logos se refleja no solo en la variabilidad de la frecuencia básica, sino en diversas características dinámicas y temporales, dependiendo de la categoría retórica. El material incluye grabaciones de audio auténticas de discursos de la corte de abogados estadounidenses con las competencias culturales profesionales y generales necesarias en la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos, que se reflejó en el nivel prosódico de su discurso. Keywords: Ethos, logos, pathos, prosody.Įl artículo presenta un análisis fonético comparativo del sonido del discurso judicial basado en tres categorías retóricas clásicas: ethos, logos, pathos.

The vivid, influencing speech nature based on pathos and ethos, polemic, and suggestive discourse based on logos are reflected not only in the variability of basic frequency but in various dynamic and temporal characteristics, depending on the rhetorical category on which they were based.

#ETHOS LOGOS PATHOS PROFESSIONAL#

The material includes authentic audio recordings of court speeches by American lawyers with the necessary professional and general cultural competences in the US Supreme Court, which was reflected at the prosodic level of their speech. The article presents a phonetic comparative analysis of sounding judicial speech based on three classical rhetorical categories: ethos, logos, pathos.

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