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    Logos‚ Ethos and Pathos in “Civil Disobedience” Henry David Thoreau uses many examples of the logos‚ ethos and pathos appeals in his essay titled “Civil Disobedience”. Thoreau’s ideals and opinions on the state of the government in 1849 are represented throughout his essay‚ and he uses logical reasoning‚ credible examples‚ and draws on the emotional appeals of his audience to represent his thesis. Thoreau’s uses multiple analogies presenting logical appeal‚ or logos‚ throughout his essay. In

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    utilize this rhetoric to fulfill just that; yet the different types of rhetorical devices and combinations of it makes it so different messages use many of the same rhetorical devices. Two novels that will be analyzed to demonstrate this are Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America by Barbara Ehrenreich‚ which is about the instability of the bulk of unskilled job in different cities across the United States as seen through her experiment of going out and trying it herself. The other‚ Scratch

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    in the fourth paragraph. I personally found his argument to be weak‚ his evidence was relatively outdated. He created a small list of years that didn’t happen anywhere near the creation of the internet. (1882‚ 1976‚ 1936) 2. Carr uses ethos‚ logos and pathos in his essay. -Ethos is the most essential to an argument. By using ethos he denotes that some of his friends and bloggers that he follows have all felt the same way that he has felt about the internet. This makes the readers follow that people

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    Pathos paragraph Carr tries to make the audience dislike the Internet and share his view of how the Internet had affected our minds. Carr is also worried and concerned about how the Internet has affected our minds. He says “Over the past few years I’ve had an uncomfortable sense that someone‚ or something‚ has been tinkering with my brain‚ remapping the neural circuitry‚ reprogramming my memory" (1). Then‚ he goes onto mention how his friends and acquaintances struggle with being able to keep

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    he knew that was the only way to have rights as their own country. Through his speech he shows many areas of using pathos to his advantage. For the colonies they did not know what was going to happen. Patrick Henry knew what needed to be done. Furthermore if he was not able to persuade the colonies the United States may not have became the country people know today. Using pathos he used anger as a emotion to in a sense‚ rally the colonies together to fight back. The people joined together to

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    A good advertisement must consist of the mode known as logos‚ ethos‚ and pathos. The best advertisement will consist all three knowing that it will align with the human emotional and logical mode of thinking in order to fully persuade what the creator want the receiver to act upon. The millennial generation have the highest level of trust in advertisement (Nielsen). Majority of the content created by marketer is directed toward children. Kids represent a huge demographics as they have their own

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    In the 1999 blockbuster hit The Matrix an absence of a public sphere is expressed through three different dimensions of human consciousness. Neo‚ otherwise known as Thomas A. Anderson has always had some type of unorthodox feeling about the world he lives in and therefore is on a hunt for a cyber-program called “the matrix.” The rising action of the story doesn’t begin until a man who goes by the name of Morpheus concludes that Neo is the ‘One’ that can save the seemingly oblivious and asleep humans

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    community and face the problem head on? In A Modest Proposal‚ Johnathan Swift had an idea‚ his idea was to prevent children from being burthen to their parents. Swift wrote a cruel yet eye opening proposal that he wanted society to be aware of. Swift uses logos by illuminating how the structure used to by giving us an notion of numerical data and interlinks with how today society’s is challenged by not able to fix current problems one faces. His claim was that the central problem of Ireland poverty can be

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    made him into the person he is today In the passage Trevor uses the appeal of pathos to convey his feelings of heartbreak and betrayal‚ this ultimately leads to his tone being alerted into a more sadden or melancholy. Trevor Noah also establishes his Ethos apples. With these appeals‚ Trevor Noah can use these appeals to convince the audience you don’t own what you love. In the passage‚ Trevor Noah uses the appeal of pathos to convey his feelings about his first-ever betrayal‚ and heartbreak. In the

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    I believe in a case like this it is better to increase the credibility of your movement. Because it is important that the audience accepts the ideas of your movement‚ but they don’t need to like you. The most impact this speech had was on the pathos of the audience. He continually portrayed blacks as being less then human‚ not wanted and disrespected by white people. He made his audience feel as if there was no hope. This helped him in achieving the goal of separation. He also used togetherness

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