James Herrick (2005) stated that the main characters of rhetorical discourse which include designed, appeal to a spectator, shaped by the motives of individuals, respond suitably to a condition, looking for persuasion, and pay attention to possible problems. Through rhetorical analysis, this essay will examine two sentences, demonstrate how cultural context affect the style and method of sentences. To compare the two sentences, this task will also analysis their rhetorical situation, discuss the rhetorical devices and appeals, explain the style, method, and structure of each sentence.
The Sentences
Sentence one
“If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible; who still wonders if the dream …show more content…
The purpose of the sentence is to show his audience about his determination of working together. Cultural context is significant in trying to understand the motives in Xi Jinping’s speech. As the Asian underdeveloped nations desire the economic aid of China, China decided to provide assistance to them for closing the relations with neighbor countries and facilitating foreign trade.
Xi Jinping’s speech drew on logos and ethos intends to establish his view and reciprocal trust between countries. His audiences were comprised of Asian underdeveloped countries who needs assistance desperately. The sentence connects with the audience logically as stating that “Promoting good neighborliness is a time-honored tradition of China.” It also drew on the emotions to appeal to the confidence of listeners. Xi Jinping used the formal language to show that the Chinese Government attaches great importance to friendly relations and cooperation with other
The Sentences
Sentence one
“If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible; who still wonders if the dream …show more content…
The purpose of the sentence is to show his audience about his determination of working together. Cultural context is significant in trying to understand the motives in Xi Jinping’s speech. As the Asian underdeveloped nations desire the economic aid of China, China decided to provide assistance to them for closing the relations with neighbor countries and facilitating foreign trade.
Xi Jinping’s speech drew on logos and ethos intends to establish his view and reciprocal trust between countries. His audiences were comprised of Asian underdeveloped countries who needs assistance desperately. The sentence connects with the audience logically as stating that “Promoting good neighborliness is a time-honored tradition of China.” It also drew on the emotions to appeal to the confidence of listeners. Xi Jinping used the formal language to show that the Chinese Government attaches great importance to friendly relations and cooperation with other