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    Aristotle proposed one of the earliest models of communication around 300 BC. It is a linear model focused on public speaking with five key elements: the speaker, speech, occasion, audience, and effect. The model emphasizes ethos (credibility), pathos (emotion), and logos (logic). While it provides a straightforward framework, the model has limitations like lacking feedback and not accounting for barriers to communication. It remains influential primarily for developing public speaking skills.

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    Model of Communication

    General Education Curriculum 5


    Presented by Group 1
    Subrado, Capilitan, Meniano, Singson, Sto. Tomas
    Aristotle's
    Model of Communication
    Differentiate the various models of communication.

    Appreciate the importance of the models in daily life and as a student.


    Objectives Develop students' communicative competence.

    Describe the functions of every element of the Model.


    ARISTOTLE
    Aristotle is a towering figure Aristotle was one of the
    in ancient Greek greatest philosophers who
    philosophy, who made ever lived and the first
    important contributions to 384 B.C.E. 322 B.C.E. genuine scientist in history.
    logic, criticism, rhetoric, He made pioneering
    physics, biology, psychology, contributions to all fields of
    mathematics, metaphysics, philosophy and science, he
    ethics, and politics. He was invented the field of formal
    a student of Plato for logic, and he identified the
    twenty years but is famous various scientific disciplines
    for rejecting Plato’s theory and explored their
    of forms. He was more relationships to each other.
    empirically minded than Aristotle was also a teacher
    Plato and Plato’s teacher, and founded his own
    Socrates. school in Athens, known as
    the Lyceum.

    a unique communication tool proposed before 300


    b.c by the Greek philosopher Aristotle

    a linear model that puts a greater onus on public Aristotle's


    speaking instead of interpersonal communication
    that other models do Model of
    first model of communication and is considered very Communication
    simple and straightforward

    shown in a diagram form and in current times is


    used while preparing speeches, lectures, and
    seminars

    a speaker centered model where the speaker and


    speech are very important

    broadly divided into 5 primary elements:


    Speaker, Speech, Occasion, Audience, and Effect
    Speaker Speech OCASSION Audience Effect

    Aristotle's Model of Communication


    diagram
    Three Elements
    of Aristotle's Model of Communication

    Ethos
    Credibility
    PathosEmotion
    Logos
    Logic
    ETHOS It is the characteristic that defines the credibility of the
    speaker in a communication model. It is a fact that
    without credibility, the words of the speaker will hold no
    power over its audience and thus fail to impress and
    persuade them
    Pathos in the communication model helps the speaker to
    connect with the audience through various emotions like
    PATHOS
    anger, sadness, happiness, confidence, etc. Profit and
    non-profit organizations, politicians, etc. capitalize on
    Pathos to address and connect with the emotion of the
    target audience.
    LOGOS Logos is considered an important element of Aristotle’s
    communication model that signifies logic. The audience
    will not only be influenced by the speech but also the
    logic behind it. The speaker has to take the help of Logos
    in Aristotle’s communication model and present statistics
    and facts so that the audience can believe and ultimately
    relate with him.
    considered a communication process one-way
    where the model is mainly focused from speaker to
    receiver

    exploring human nature is not a criterion of this


    communication concept as the Aristotle model is
    mainly focused on the speaker Criticisms
    model is used in public speaking and this limits its
    of Aristotle's
    usefulness Model of
    Aristotle’s model makes the communication process
    Communication
    useless as it lacks the concept of feedback.

    does not include the concept of barriers and noise


    that are considered a major part of interpersonal
    communication.
    The communication process is broken Can not deal with multiple levels of
    down so it is easier for the speaker to give communication and complex
    information or ideas. communication processes.

    It provides both general and particular and

    particular vantage points. This is only use in public speaking.

    ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
    Used to develop public speaking and
    There is no concept of feedback, it is one
    create propaganda.
    way from speaker to audience.

    In this communication model both the


    There is no concept of communication
    sender and receiver acts in a responsible
    failure like noise and barriers.
    manner.
    Examples
    The General give speech for his people.

    Alexander gave brave speech to his soldiers in the


    war field to defeat Persian Empire.

    A politician giving speech on a market square


    during an election campaign.

    Teacher teaching students how to formulate math.


    THANK YOU
    FOR LISTENING
    Bhasin, H. (2021) "Aristotle’s Model of Communication"
    https://www.marketing91.com/aristotles-model-of-communication/

    References
    Mishra, P. (2018), "Aristotle’s Model of Communication"
    https://medium.com/@pragyamishra_84005/aristotles-model-of-
    communication-254aa568fb0a

    Shraddha B. (2018), "Aristotle’s Model of Communication," in Businesstopia


    https://www.businesstopia.net/communication/aristotles-model-
    communication

    https://www.mvorganizing.org/why-is-aristotle-a-model-of-
    communication/#:~:text=The%20advantage%20of%20Aristotle's%20model,t
    he%20process%20won't%20work

    https://www.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_advantages_and_disadvantages_
    of_Aristotle's_model_of_communication

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