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    Why Study Rhetoric in Today’s Society? A long‚ unanswered question for students and philosophers alike has been: why study rhetoric? The works of the classical rhetorician‚ Aristotle‚ suggests that‚ “we must be able to employ persuasion…in order that we may see clearly what the facts are‚ and…if another man argues unfairly‚ we on our part may be able to confute him” (Aristotle‚ 181)‚ meaning that there is a need to study rhetoric simply for personal benefit and means of persuasion. George Campbell

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    The Battle of Gettysburg was by far the bloodiest battle in American History and ultimately changed the outcome on the Civil War. During the first year and a half the Confederates succeeded with many major victories against the Union Army. However‚ the Battle of Gettysburg became a great turning point of the war. The battle itself lasted for three days and decisions made by both the Confederates and the Union led to one of the highest casualty wars in history. After three grueling days‚ the Union

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    When most people think about the American Civil War and all its blood filled battles‚ the most famous battle that comes to mind is Gettysburg. The majority would say it was the most important battle and the turning point of the war‚ however‚ that is not the case. The turning point of the Civil War occurred in the spring of 1863 with the Battle over Vicksburg. Vicksburg was the key to success for the side who claimed victory and when the Union did just that‚ the war was changed from that point forward

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    The Declaration of Independence is arguably the most important document in American history and possibly its greatest example of successful rhetoric. Yet one mustwonder why this is so when there are no original ideas‚ new assertions of political dogma‚ or even a true declaration of independence contained in this brief document. In fact‚ most of the document itself seems to have been plagiarized‚ or at least pulled heavily from John Locke‚ enough that “Richard Henry Lee said the Declaration had

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    President François Hollande was elected the new president of France on May 6‚ 2012. He gave his inauguration speech in Paris on May 15‚ 2012‚ and expressed his deep gratitude to the French people for investing him into the highest office. He presented his political vision in a message of confidence‚ as a metaphor for trust‚ to uphold the nation’s state of affairs‚ and stated: A brief review of France’s history will help us to understand President Hollande’s speech in its rightful political context

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    The Battle of Gettysburg: Why Was it a Turning Point? The Battle of Gettysburg was a very harsh battle that turned the tables in the Civil War. There were more than 20‚000 casualties on each side. The Civil War was into it’s third year before the Battle of Gettysburg took place. The general who led the Confederates was General Robert E. Lee‚ the general of the Union was General George Meade. In each army there was about 75‚000 soldiers. Stated in the background essay‚ “Over the next three days Gettysburg

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    social experiment that was to recreate a poverty social scenario‚ but it was to in fact see if she could maintain a lifestyle working low wage paying jobs the way 4 million women were about to experience it. Although Ehrenreich makes good use of rhetoric (ethos‚ pathos‚ logos)‚ she is very effective at portraying pathos‚ trying to get us to understand why we should care about a social situation such as this through‚ credibility‚ emotion‚ and logic. Like most people whom conduct experiments‚ Ehrenreich

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    powerfully throughout Antony’s speech to convey a multitude of thoughts‚ however‚ the repetition particularly lends to the irony of the piece. “…let me not stir you up / To such a sudden flood of mutiny.” (188-189) is a prime example of the irony in his address. His intent from the beginning is to lead a revolt against Brutus and Caesar’s other murderers‚ the fact that he actually states he does not want to create a mutiny while stirring up these very same people to revolt is very ironic. Antony uses an

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    ASSALAMU ALAIKUM and GOOD EVENING TO ALL. The President of this session‚ __________ has selected me to become the Temporary President for today’s session and I thank him for giving me this opportunity considering this was a post I turned down when I was nominated for it during our first session. YOUTH OF TODAY.....LEADERS OF TOMORROW This is a quote we often hear as we are the youth of today. But will we become the leaders of tomorrow? This is the reason we have ALL gathered here for this training

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    WASHINGTON - Here is the complete text of President Barack Obama’s State of the Union speech‚ as prepared for delivery on Tuesday: Mr. Speaker‚ Mr. Vice President‚ Members of Congress‚ fellow citizens: Fifty-one years ago‚ John F. Kennedy declared to this Chamber that "the Constitution makes us not rivals for power but partners for progress ... It is my task‚" he said‚ "to report the State of the Union - to improve it is the task of us all." Tonight‚ thanks to the grit and determination

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