TS Jenkins, medical doctor serves as a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians this esteemed organization accredits Physicians through examination. The organization was founded in 1580 to inform and educate other doctors. Dr. Jenkins articles focus on neurological development. Prodigies, particularly in music seem to Fascinate Dr Jenkins Jenkins. In Jenkins article, "The Mozart Effect", he analyzes the original study and contrasting views on its effect. He addressed localization of musical perception, long term effects of music on the brain, and the Mozart Effect on epilepsy. The author's purpose is to project further study of the Mozart effect on brain stimulation. Jenkins uses ethos and logos to educate physicians and stimulate them to future research.
Jenkins uses ethos in referencing Mozart authority, Albert Einstein, who reportedly attributes Mozart's double Piano Sonata k448 as one of the most profound and most mature of all of Mozart's compositions. He further strengthens the musical premise by referencing Yanni's music because it is similar in tempo, structure, melody and harmony. He noted the contrast between the effectiveness of the music of Mozart and the lack of effectiveness of that of minimalist Phillip Glass and "pop music" in spatial temporal testing. Ethos determines the proposition that Jenkins puts forth by examining the …show more content…
Despite the fact that Rauscher's findings that temporal- spatial did not extend beyond 10 to 15 minutes other studies implemented 6 months of keyboard instruction in children aged three to four years performing simple Beethoven and Mozart melodies. They performed 30% better on reasoning tests than those trained on the computer or given other special training. The above is an example of
Jenkins uses ethos in referencing Mozart authority, Albert Einstein, who reportedly attributes Mozart's double Piano Sonata k448 as one of the most profound and most mature of all of Mozart's compositions. He further strengthens the musical premise by referencing Yanni's music because it is similar in tempo, structure, melody and harmony. He noted the contrast between the effectiveness of the music of Mozart and the lack of effectiveness of that of minimalist Phillip Glass and "pop music" in spatial temporal testing. Ethos determines the proposition that Jenkins puts forth by examining the …show more content…
Despite the fact that Rauscher's findings that temporal- spatial did not extend beyond 10 to 15 minutes other studies implemented 6 months of keyboard instruction in children aged three to four years performing simple Beethoven and Mozart melodies. They performed 30% better on reasoning tests than those trained on the computer or given other special training. The above is an example of