John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States of America, begins his inaugural address by calling his win of the election a “celebration of freedom” rather than a “victory of party”. Kennedy's purpose of his speech is to inspire the citizens of the U.S. for his hope of peace between the participating countries of the Cold War. The ex-president’s tone exhibits an emphasizing sound to his words in order to appeal a feeling of motivation to the citizens of the United States with the use of anaphora and antimetabole.
In amidst of the Cold War, Kennedy is elected to be the U.S.’s 35th president and he is hopeful that this war will end with peace and unity. Kennedy appeals to the audience by including other countries in his speech anonymously;
In amidst of the Cold War, Kennedy is elected to be the U.S.’s 35th president and he is hopeful that this war will end with peace and unity. Kennedy appeals to the audience by including other countries in his speech anonymously;