Analysis Of Ethos, Logos, And Pathos

The ongoing struggle throughout our society today is poverty, and more specifically those living in developing countries struggling, trying their best not only to break through the poverty line, but to simply just survive. Citizens in developed countries blindly take for granted everything that people in developing countries consider a luxury. Ethos, Logos, and Pathos aren’t necessarily used purposely throughout this documentary, but their implemented through accidental or natural occurrences. Although the three aren’t purposely used their effects are still huge in terms of appealing to the viewer and broadening the viewers understanding. Ending poverty needs to be a larger focus for everyone worldwide, and this documentary brilliantly supports the abolishment of poverty.

Firstly, there was four main individuals in the documentary and they were all considered the directors and creators. Zach Ingrasci, Chris Temple; best friends and economic majors. …show more content…
This documentary really shined light on the huge culture shock between developed and developing countries. The difference is night and day. Citizens in developed countries always take for granted what are considered luxuries for citizens in developing countries. Ethos, Logos, and Pathos were all noticeable and important throughout the documentary, each of them adding their own element to appeal to the viewer. Although they weren’t purposely implemented into the documentary. Poverty is a growing concern and it’s going to keep growing if everyone doesn't start stepping up and playing a role. As the brilliant John F. Kennedy once said “The world is very different now. For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty, and all forms of human