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    A positive Ethos can be created The inner character -Honest -Honorable -Truthful -Fair -Ethical The outward manifestations -Attractive -Charismatci -Expert -Possessing Aristote’s classic plan to create persuasive argument 1- Deliver a story 2- Pose a problem 3- Offer a solution 4- Describe specific benefits for adopting the course of action set forth in your solution 5- State a call to action. For Steve Jobs‚ it’s as simple as saying « Now go out and buy one » Quotations :

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    More Perfect Union Speech Cameron B. Ford COM 360: Advanced Communications in Society Dr. Sherell Harrell March 10‚ 2014 A More Perfect Union In his March‚ 18‚ 2008 speech at the Constitution Center in Philadelphia‚ President Obama referenced racial resentments of black and white people as being “counterproductive” and a distraction from the real issues which are plaguing the middle class of America. I have never personally had my job shipped overseas or taken from me by a less qualified person

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    Chris Ryden Ryden 1 Mrs. Wenker Engl 1310.23 20 Sept‚ 2012 Perfect Union? Barrack Obama’s speech of "A more Perfect Union" uses rhetoric to describe his personal life and how it correlates to racial problems across the United States to help with his political campaign. A lot of his speech was meant to put certain views into new perspectives‚ to interest people‚ such as myself‚ and possibly‚ unintentionally‚ anger others as well. He also writes about topics that have meanings

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    president Obama gave a speech known as the “the more perfect union” which addresses the values and morals of race and how it plays out in our lives. There was a lot of tension because Obama was the first African American to run for president. Obama decides to calm down all the anger and resentment the people were feeling by delivering his speech. The very speech that was given may have helped Obama become the new president for the United States‚ it was very new for the people. Obama speech left a huge

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    Historical Speech Analysis - Ethos/Logos/Pathos On August 5th‚ 1945‚ Harry S. Truman released the first ever atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It was this choice that helped end the Second World War. Truman uses ethospathos and logos in his address to help him explain what he did‚ and why he did it. Pathos is emotion. The Second World War was an extremely emotional time in the United States and in the rest of the world. Focussing mainly on the United States‚ they were attacked

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    Barack Obama’s “A More Perfect Unionspeech and the Expert 21 interview “Leader of the Freedom Riders: Bernard Keith Jarvis with James Farmer”‚ the speakers addressed how black people have had to claw their way through society over the years‚ and fight the harsh discrimination they were receiving due to the color of their skin. In his speechObama spoke about the journey and hardships people of color have had to face over the years. In the interview‚ a former

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    people. Rhetoric can be broken up into three parts known as ethospathos and logos. Ethos is an appeal to ethics‚ pathos is an appeal to emotion‚ and logos is an appeal to logic. Rhetoric and its appeals are commonly used in the world‚ more specifically in videos to persuade viewers to follow certain belief or to purchase certain items. In this case‚ I watched three videos and I’ll be arguing how the rhetoric (ethospathos‚ and logos) were used in each video. In the first video‚ “Drunk History-

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    came the “Rice Moon Speech”. Some might say this speech was the most influential speech ever given by a president‚ and that it was one of the biggest motivations for the U.S. to get to the moon. Some key aspects of a great speech‚ or writing‚ is using proper grammar‚ and of course the literary devices EthosLogos‚ and Pathos. Ethos being the ethical appeal‚ Logos being logical‚ and Pathos appeals to the readers‚ or listeners’ emotions. There are very many examples of

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    analyzed to see if they used pathosethos‚ and logos in the article to make the best article possible. Ethos dealing with the credibility of the article makes sure that the website has the right sources and the details and examples to back up what the author is talking about in the article. Pathos on the other hand deals with the emotion throughout and how people relate towards what is being talked about in the journal or whatever was wrote about. Last but not least is logos which is dealing with logic

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    animals. Ethos is the ability to develop credibility for a source‚ or like‚ an advertisement or something. Squealer uses Napoleon’s credibility of being their “savior” to convince the animals not to rebel and to stand true to Napoleon. Just by the fact that Squealers speeches were well spoken no one ever questioned him lying or faking the animals suspected nothing. Animals were determined to work hard (Orwell 85). Squealer uses the history of the farm to draw in the animals. Pathos is the ability

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