Strategic Evidence

Definition

Strategic evidence refers to carefully selected and presented information used strategically in an argument. It involves choosing specific evidence that will have the greatest impact on persuading the audience.

Related terms

Rhetorical Devices:

Rhetorical devices are techniques used in writing or speaking to enhance persuasion, such as metaphors, similes, repetition, or rhetorical questions.

Emotional Appeal: Emotional appeal involves using language or evidence that evokes strong emotions in the audience to persuade them of a particular viewpoint.

Logical Reasoning:

Logical reasoning is the use of sound and valid arguments based on facts, evidence, and logical connections between ideas.