In order to create a truly persuasive essay the author must appeal to the audience in a way that can be compelling to the reader. Rhetorical appeals are a great way to convince the readers of something and can be the most crucial part to any essay if they are used in an effective way. The three rhetorical devices include ethos, pathos, and logos and they all appeal to a different aspect of the reader's perspective. Kathy Hull uses her speech to reach out to the community in encouraging everyone to help create more palliative care centers because children need nothing less than the communities most compromising bravery and wildest dream.
In the speech “Stories from a home for terminally ill children” Kathy Hull shares many of her experiences at the palliative care center she developed. She established this center in order to create a more comfortable and happy environment for dying children. Kathy shared this speech at TEDWomen in 2016 and the goal of it was to help everyone realize how important children's hospice care is and how it can be improved. She is speaking to everyday people as well as doctors to try and get everyone involved in this issue. Kathy uses rhetorical devices such as ethos, pathos, and logos throughout her whole speech. The psychologist is continuously trying to develop her …show more content…
When Kathy tears up and shares stories of the children, those are forms of pathos that allow the audience to connect with her. Developing a Palliative care center is the main way Hull develops her ethos but it is continuously developing throughout her speech. Logos is always used in the support for all of the points Kathy makes in her speech. When used correctly a rhetorical appeal can be the factor that truly changes a reader's opinion on a subject or persuades them to get involved in
In the speech “Stories from a home for terminally ill children” Kathy Hull shares many of her experiences at the palliative care center she developed. She established this center in order to create a more comfortable and happy environment for dying children. Kathy shared this speech at TEDWomen in 2016 and the goal of it was to help everyone realize how important children's hospice care is and how it can be improved. She is speaking to everyday people as well as doctors to try and get everyone involved in this issue. Kathy uses rhetorical devices such as ethos, pathos, and logos throughout her whole speech. The psychologist is continuously trying to develop her …show more content…
When Kathy tears up and shares stories of the children, those are forms of pathos that allow the audience to connect with her. Developing a Palliative care center is the main way Hull develops her ethos but it is continuously developing throughout her speech. Logos is always used in the support for all of the points Kathy makes in her speech. When used correctly a rhetorical appeal can be the factor that truly changes a reader's opinion on a subject or persuades them to get involved in