Rhetorical Analysis Of A Perpetrator

The persuasive purpose of my essay was to persuade and address my audience on the issue of perpetrators use the complications that alcohol adds to sexual assault to justify their sexual assault actions and claim to be the victims. While the compelling issue in this situation is that, we are not certain that some of these claims perpetrators make are valid. The intended academic audience for this paper is college students and individuals who study and observe the character and behavior of a perpetrator. I chose this particular audience because I felt like this is a complicated issue that needs more observation and analysis to further decide if perpetrators use alcohol complications to justify their actions. My discourse community value the knowledge that they have about the perpetrators and that perpetrators should be punished when found guilty. …show more content…
I’m certain that the techniques that I used to utilize rhetorical strategies were effective and persuasive. The strategies that I used and ways that I incorporated ethos, pathos, and logos appeals to support my claims shows how my essay is effective and persuasive, I believe to have persuaded my audience and accomplished my persuasive purpose. I was also able to use rhetorical appeals to make my claims have an impact on my