John F Kennedy Rhetorical Analysis

Inauguration is a formal custom in which Americans gather to mark the start of their chief executive. For first term presidents, it is custom since 1789 to provide the people with an inaugural address, in which gratitude, motives, and visions are commenced. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, also known as the 35th president, served from January 1962 till his assassination in 1963. Other than the fact that Kennedy marked as another president in our history books, it is taken into consideration, his inaugural address was what the people needed for consolidation after the brutal events post 1950s; supported with rhetorical devices such as kairos, ethos and logos ensure the hope, stability and confidence for Americans. John F Kennedy took responsibility of presidency during one of the most disordered times in history. Specifically, tensions arose from the Cold War, fought based off ideology …show more content…
There was not any evidence displaying self pride, more so, the constitutional interest in the nation’s well being. However, prior to the inauguration, Kennedy genuinely qualified for the presidency. Clarified in the research essay, “Life of John F. Kennedy,” one was captivated by his substantial education and participation in the navy. Nonetheless, Kennedy achieved obtaining a strong, intelligent, and dedicated reputation, securing the flourishing future for American citizens. In fact at that time era, majority of the American citizens advocated God, including Kennedy, thus by stating “For I have sworn before you and Almighty God the same solemn oath and our forebears prescribed nearly a century and three quarters ago”, (Kennedy) credibility was achieved. By including the name of the all mighty God, Kennedy answers to the American people his full dedication and interest in pursuit of the continuation of the work of past presidents and leaders. Kennedy’s Appeal to logic adequately established