Martin Luther King Jr. uses many rhetorical devices in his works. In his I Have a Dream Speech and his Letter from Birmingham Jail uses rhetorical devices such as repetition, antithesis and rhetorical questions. King uses these to persuade his listeners and readers into granting civil rights to Blacks. In his I Have a Dream speech he is talking to people that have been discriminated against and in his Letter From Birmingham Jail he is addressing white moderates.
One rhetorical device Martin Luther King uses in both of these works is repetition. Repetition is when the author, King, repeats words or phrases to give key ideas impact. In his I Have a Dream Speech he uses this rhetorical device many times. In paragraph 3 he repeats the phrase One
One rhetorical device Martin Luther King uses in both of these works is repetition. Repetition is when the author, King, repeats words or phrases to give key ideas impact. In his I Have a Dream Speech he uses this rhetorical device many times. In paragraph 3 he repeats the phrase One