Aristotelian Rhetoric consist of three elements Pathos, Ethos, Logos. Pathos exploit an audience's emotions, evoking pity from the crowd. Ethos appeals to ethics of an audience, convincing listeners of the speaker credibility. Logos use two different approaches, inductive, and deductive logic in an argument. Inductive logic gives the audience similar examples, then draw a general proposition. Deductive gives audience general proposition, then draw a specific truth. The Rogerian Argument is more of a mediation approach, identifying the conflict, and finding common ground to create a solution. The Toulmin Model base argument on qualifiers and rebuttal. This argument approach is not to push absolutes, but to lead the reader to a realistic