= Public rhetoric
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Public rhetoric refers to the use of language and communication strategies to influence public opinion, engage audiences, and shape social discourse in a public context. It encompasses various forms of expression, including speeches, debates, advertisements, social media, and other platforms where ideas are presented to the public. Key elements of public rhetoric include: 1. **Audience Awareness**: Understanding the beliefs, values, and emotions of the audience to tailor messages effectively.
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