Aristotle's 'pillars of persuasion' consist of ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos appeals to ethics and character, pathos appeals to emotions, and logos appeals to facts and reason. These concepts outline the different ways one can persuade an audience.

1. Aristotle’s
“Pillars of
Persuasion”

3. Ethos –
It is an argument based on character, it means the writer or
speaker appeals to the audience sense of ethical behaviour.
Pathos –
It is an argument based on feelings and it means appealing
to the readers emotion and feelings.
Logos –
It is an argument based on facts evidence and
reason.

4. Ethos – Hand
Pathos – Heart
Logos - Head

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7. Pathos

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