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    In Barack Obama’s More Perfect Union speech he used many methods to support his claim of in order to perfect the union‚ the people must become a unit. Obama used many personal anecdotes that gave the audience an appeal of etho’s and patho’s. When he talked about his family background he showed that he was a credible witness to many races working together as one. In John F. Kennedy’s Civil Rights Address he also used many methods to support his claim of Fulfilling the nation’s promise of freedom

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    candidate Barack Obama spoke out on the issue of racial discrimination. In his speech‚ A More Perfect Union‚ he took the minute to let the world know about the racial issues that are being ignored and also shares his past experiences of what he has witnessed from his pastor Reverend Jeremiah Wright from one of his given touching on races other than African Americans in which he expressed the distorted view of the country. In his speech he uses rhetorical devices such as allusions‚ ethos and repetition

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    EthosLogosPathos: Three Ways to Persuade Edlund‚ J.R. (n.d.) EthosLogosPathos: Three Ways to Persuade. Cal Poly Ponoma. Retrieved on November 22‚ 2010 from http://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/lgarret/3waypers.htm Over 2‚000 years ago the Greek philosopher Aristotle argued that there were three basic ways to persuade an audience that you were right: ethoslogos‚ and pathos. Ethos: The Writer’s Character or Image [presenter] The Greek word ethos is related to our word ethics or ethical

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    Usage of EthosPathos‚ and Logos in An American Slave How can ethospathos‚ and logos change a human’s perspective on an important event? The right balance of ethospathos‚ and logos would lead to a heartwarming story of any kind; an example would be Fredrick Douglass’ An American Slave. Douglass’ autobiography has shown a certain amount of ethospathos‚ and logos in order to sustain a full autobiography that has changed the perspective of America. Fredrick Douglass‚ once a “chained”

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    experience that if I see a logo that I’ve known most of my life I am more likely to buy this item over a product who’s logo is unfamiliar. When I go into the store‚ and see the Nike swoosh or their slogan "Just Do It" which sprung from Gary Gilmore’s last words in 1988‚ I know the company is reliable and long lasting. On a similar note the Adidas logo has been around for as long as I’ve been alive‚ so the people of my generation are very familiar to seeing these logos. This comes to show that when

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    I read two articles and looked at one picture that thoroughly showed his influence. Kennedy’s inauguration speech united the American people. Kennedy worked very well with pathos. He talked of the American citizens could help America and fight common enemies. Kennedy also talks of the “ enemies of man: tyranny‚ poverty‚ disease‚ and War itself”‚ This appeals to both logos and pathos. These things are very true

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    what they meant with this remark‚ ‘not normal’. To me I can’t think of anything more normal than growing up with two parents who love and care for you. When I would get sick they would take care of me‚ when I was sad they comforted me and when I misbehaved they would teach me what I should have done. Whilst most people are affected by ruined marriages between their parents I had the fortune of growing up in an almost perfect marriage. Sometimes marriage does not work. Sometimes the man may drink too

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    Advertisements apply the three rhetorical appeals of logosethos‚ and pathos through its imagery and text. The Tylenol PM advertisement appeals to ethos by the text in the top and bottom of the page. The saying “We give you a better night‚ you’re a better you all day‚” shows Tylenol’s reliably and assures that their mission is to make sure the customer is put first. The text on the bottom states that Tylenol PM “relieves pain and helps you fall asleep and stay asleep.” This further displays Tylenol’s

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    written by Gillian Flynn‚ has since been a New York Times’ Best Seller. The Office was a television show spanning from 2005-2013 and earned multiple awards. Both the book and movie are extremely graphic in nature‚ so the target audience is geared more towards college students and beyond. I know this simply by the plot and R rating. The story depicts Nick and Amy Dunne and their difficult marriage. Nick‚ played by Affleck‚ comes home from work one morning to see his living room glass table shattered

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    The More Perfect Union speech presented by Barack Obama on March 18‚ 2008 was said to be as strong as the famous “I Have a Dream Speech” by Martin Luther King. After hearing this speech then listening and then reading it and then being able to feel that energy with a strong agreement on some points. With Barack’s style of pausing and‚ eye contact and with a tone of voice never boring but drawing you with a wanting more draw. Although he never left the podium he kept the audience on the seats edge

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