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    Hitler's Oratory

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    from Mein Kampf‚ autobiography of Adolph Hitler - control of education... ‘racial theory’ - The People’s Radio - Triumph of the Will - Der Sturmer - The threat of the SA and SS Why does it matter today? - powerful modern orators use the same techniques of rhetoric and persuasion + Obama? - similar movements have taken place in recent history + White Australia Policy + Khmer Rouge - high concentration of media ownership means limited

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    Practically every child of Hispanic descent has grown up memorizing the famous‚ poignant poem “Cultiva uno rosa blanca”‚ composed by writer and orator José Martí. It is a poem that is simple and succinct‚ where basic metaphors are attributed for each of the nouns in the poem. For instance‚ the “rosa blanca” translates to “a white rose” in English and is something that commonly represents love and purity in today’s world. Additionally‚ the speaker’s friend within the poem can be referring to the country

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    In the play “Julius Caesar” there is considerable overlapping of rhetoric and power. In the play we find a somewhat large number of situations when the power of rhetoric is used to shape the entire lives of characters‚ and redirect the plot of the entire story. Shakespeare puts tremendous accents on the power to sway large populations with just a few words. While there are many other forms of power in this play rhetoric seems to be the most powerful. Rhetoric in “Julius Caesar” can be defined using

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    advantage of the extensive library and became an ardent reader of books and dictionaries; became self-educated and a jailhouse scholar. As well‚ Malcolm acquired his forensic skill by joining the debating classes‚ which made him articulate public orator and exceptional arguer. In 8th grade‚ Malcolm told his teacher that he want to be lawyer‚ but his said he should become a carpenter instead. Obviously‚ Malcolm’s 8th grade teacher was wrong. The world would come know of his proficient speaking

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    Essay Courage

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    are overlooked. The value of courage lies not in the act itself‚ but in the motivations and values behind it. Simple being brave does not constitute courage. If an act is performed that has no thought behind‚ it loses its value. In the words of orator and lawyer Robert Green Ingersoll‚ "Courage without conscience is a wild beast." One should give some thought to an action before acting upon it. Without thought‚ or "conscience"‚ the action can be untimely and uncontrolled as would a "wild beast

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    Carthage‚ still had to rely on his allies to keep him in power. A delegate was sent to Rome to answer a question regarding whether Hannibal had acted on his own or had the approval of the Carthaginian senate. The delegate‚ according to Livy‚ was the best orator in Carthage. He quickly quashed the argument regarding the border of Hasdrubal because the Carthaginian council had not been part of the talks. Furthermore‚ he argued that the Romans had broken the treaty after the First War by invading Sardinia;

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    used rhetorical questions such as‚ “May it not also be that the cause of civilization itself will be defended by the skill and devotion of a few thousand airmen?” to give his audience the impression of the huge despair they are in. Churchill managed to use a couple of metaphor as‚ “storm of war” which resembles a normal storm to be war. Another example is “grip of the Gestapo” where the Gestapo were Hitler’s secret police and they captured anyone who was against Hitler so this metaphor resembles

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    leading them and America to victory and freedom from Britain. Washington‚ often referred to as The Father of the Country‚ was admired by an innumerable amount of people. “Washington lived and worked with brilliant philosophers‚ thinkers‚ writers‚ orators and organizers‚ such as Franklin‚ Mason‚ John and Sam Adams‚ Jefferson‚

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    2. The Seneca orator known as Red Jacket‚ for the red jacket the British Awarded to him for his services as a message runner during the Revolutionary War and Benjamin Franklin both made very valid point in their speeches. The Indians had a very peaceful way of life. They had their own governing and civility system and they taught their young the way of their ancestors‚ never taking what “The Great Spirit” (pg 230) gave them for granted. They always welcomed strangers; giving them clothes‚ shelter

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    Mishaal Malik Mrs. Phillips English 11 AP Per. 1 09 January 2015 Rhetoric‚ a True Art Form Often times orators and authors embed their works with certain devices that help further convince and convey to the readers their ideas and aspirations. Famous orators‚ including Patrick Henry‚ Jonathan Edwards‚ and Susan B. Anthony‚ employed many rhetorical devices in order to make their speeches more effective and memorable. The reputable speeches “Speech to the Virginia Convention” by Patrick Henry‚ “Sinners

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