- The rhetorical triangle consists of ethos, pathos, and logos in academic writing
- Ethos focuses on credibility and trust through the writer's reputation and expert opinions
- Pathos appeals to emotions, but it's important to connect emotional appeals to facts and expert opinions
- Logos uses logic and reasoning to persuade the audience with evidence from credible sources
- Real-life examples show effective use of the rhetorical triangle in engaging, persuading, and informing audiences
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