What is logos in literature?

Answer 1

The term "logos" in relation to literature refers to the logical organization of a persuasion or argument. Logos is accompanied by "ethos" (reputation) and "pathos" (feeling).

Answer 2

In literature, logos refers to the use of logic, reasoning, and evidence to support an argument or convey a message. It involves presenting facts, statistics, and expert opinions to appeal to the audience's rational thinking and understanding. Logos contributes to the credibility and persuasiveness of the writing.

Answer 3

Any established fact that appeals to ones logic.

Answer 4

Logical appeals to the audience's rationality

Answer 5

The logical organization of communication