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Rhetorics Group project (Deciding the Topic # (churches (: : (advantages …

- - - - advantages :check:: easily accessible
- - - - Happiness
      - Self-loathing
      - Nervousness
- - - - A small bar
      - Diverse community
      - Space big enough for a small number of people
      - Dark
      - Cozy
      - Amsterdam West
  - - - Alla
        
        use of common themes with the audience eg. Dutch culture/people jokes
        
        use of self deprecation
        
        use minor 'plot twists" speakers make the audience expect that they will say one thing and then they say another
        
        use "illogical" syllogisms
        
        use of sexual humour
        
        all use anecdotes
        
        generally retable anecdotes
        
        half build pathos with the audience
        
        question the audience whether they have ever had the same
        
        commonly use situations that everyone can familiarise with
        
        different devices
        
        often use self-deprecation in anecdotes
        
        pauses
        
        facial expressions
        
        varying use
        
        for some they are short instances in the comedy
        
        some only use anecdotes ( the leading line of their story)
      - Rosanne
        
        Lots of rhetorical questions
        
        Conscious use of pauses and intonation
        
        Lots of personal anecdotes
        
        Different lengths
        
        Multiple small/short anecdotes
        
        Very long, entire stand-up comedy time is one anecdote
        
        Difference in credibility
        
        Presumably true anecdotes, based on
        personal stories/actual fats
        
        Presumably/very clearly fake anecdotes
        
        Anecdotes intrigued the audience; narrative transportation
        
        Research question
        
        Body language
        
        Pathos?
        
        Anecdotes?
        
        How do personal anecdotes create the pathos of stand-up comedians (getting their jokes across/being funny)?
        
        Lots of metaphors used
    - - word illustration
      - active stance when exited
      - builds pathos
        
        helping to portray feelings
        
        helps imagining
        
        belonging
      - passive stance when sarcastic
      - Builds ethos
        
        entitlement
        
        right person to talk about subject
        
        credibility
    - - The less group-specific the joke is, the more people laugh
      - The more personal the joke is, the more laughs it gets
      - The more people relate to the joke, the more reactions it gets
      - Women do not laugh after sexist jokes
      - Pauses and wordplay have a very positive influence on how the jokes are perceived
      - If the joke is not funny, people still laugh, but significantly less, fidgeting and taking sips of drinks they have