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— PAGE \* Arabic 1 — 修辞学 马拉碦什中的三段论运用 As You See It  With the finishing of the University Entrance Examination, I have remembered the last class of mine in senior high school again. Different from others days, the days we all addicted to the book, the exercise, the discussion. We were so silent that even we can hear the breath of each other, but the voice from the man, who always called antique by us, is my head teacher.  Out of the window, the rain was washing the leaves; the wind was sweeping the top of tree, the birds up and down was seeking their nest. Inner the window, everyone lower their head, I guessed that some of them were weeping with the last song when I walked through your window sung by a girl. Listened the voice, my heart like a stone fall into water-plop, I cannot help myself from crying. Suddenly, the sound was interrupted by a rushed voice out of the door, the bell rang, and we had known that we had to finish the class.  A study of logos, pathos and ethos applied in “Marrakech”  For Aristotle, logic deals with universal and verifiable truth, while rhetoric deals with probable truth, that is, opinion and beliefs that can be advanced with greater or lesser certainty. As to the latter one, it called artistic proofs-fall within the province of art of rhetoric. Aristotle maintained that artistic proofs rely on three means of persuasion: logos, pathos, and ethos. He thinks that a persuasive essay must own that three means-logos, pathos and ethos. Refers to the Marrakech, Orwell successfully depicts the poverty of the inhabitants of Marrakech by describing the various aspects of their life to try to present a clear picture of the poverty of the people. To attach the purpose, in rhetoric, Orwell has a good use of the logos, pathos and ethos.  Logos, or rational appeal. It uses logical language and the relationship between cause and effect to appeal to the audience’s reasoning or understanding. That is to say, in Logos, it always b