Judith Butler's Interdependence

Judith Butler’s “Interdependence” as I said earlier is the only clip in the movie that present a dialogue between 2 people, and this dialogue make the movie clip seemingly more welcoming, and personable it almost gives you the sense that you are intruding on an intimate conversation between Butler and Taylor, which is essential an appeal to pathos. While strolling around the Mission district of San Francisco you are not only engaged by what they are saying but also a firsthand account of how exactly what they are discussing plays out in the reality world . To duo enter a thrift store where Taylor finds, tries on and buys a red sweater, the whole scene demonstrates exactly what Butler and Taylor had been discussing prior to entering the thrift store, which appeals to reason, or logos. …show more content…
The scene at the cash registrar is awkward and revealing of the struggles that Taylor endures daily to live her life. Taylor is capable of doing a lot and has specific ways of doing things so that she can achieve what most able bodied people can do but she needs assistance, just as able bodied people need assistance to help Taylor through coaching by Taylor. The filming of these segments is very effective and really helps to drive the point of the discussion. Taylor being present in this clip brings ethos through credibility, it is not just an able bodied person discussing the struggles, you see the struggle in the films, it becomes