Rhetorical Analysis Of The Coming Storm

Jenri Herrera
Dr. Hasell
English 1302
27 February 2016
Vigorous survival of Bangladesh The essay ‘’the coming storm’’ the author shows many techniques, method’s and rhetorical modes to get his point across. The author conveys his idea of how the people of Bangladesh struggle to receive a simple life but don’t give up, how their hard work to accepting adaptation can be costly but in the end they’re happy to be alive. The technique’s he places throughout the essay helps the reader see how hard and costly it is for a Bangladesh person to have a normal life and how difficult it is for any improvement in the decisions they have to make. In the national geographic magazine published by Don Belt, the author uses his tone of sadness and despair,
While having to make a sacrifice when having do make any sort of decision, one of those being migration and the issues of over population. Many of the people of the people of Bangladesh have to migrate and move to new areas that are suffering from the same situation they are in ‘’Dhaka each day, fleeing river flooding in the north and cyclones in the south. Many of them end up living in the densely populated slum of Korai. And with hundreds of thousands of such migrants already, Dhaka is in no shape to take in new residents. It's already struggling to provide the most basic services and infrastructure.’’(The coming storm Paragraph 13) The author shows how one problem or even a solution can lead to another, by explaining how if they migrate to another place they can cause more damage and lose lives along the way and other reasons being caused by own government industrialized countries ‘’Supported by governments of the industrialized countries—whose greenhouse emissions are largely responsible for the climate change that is causing seas to rise” (The coming storm). It portrays how the own government is causing harm to the Bangladesh thus showing how a cause and effect rhetorical mode to be
His three young daughters jumped onto the kitchen table, screaming as cold salt water swirled around their ankles, then up to their knees.’’ (The coming storm, paragraph 11) To get right into the heart of the problems and further expose the struggles of the dramatic weather changes, and the causes and destruction that they cause. The author provides various points through the essay that helps the reader imagine in reality what is truly going on, and reducing confusion through the essay. In the essay the problems of Bangladesh are also covered such as the cyclones, population problems and poverty and political corruption. The author then proceeds to give examples and includes great amount of detail, to help the reader paint a picture in their heads, of how crucial survival is to the people who live in