Rhetorical Analysis Of John F Kennedy's Inaugural Address

Inaugural Speech of John F Kennedy
President John Fitzgerald Kennedy inaugural address is a speech of inspiration. Kennedy has a bold attitude of confidence while giving the speech in a direction to conciliate the crowd of Americans, and propel them in to immediate activity. Kennedy’s unusual charisma, and uses of rhetorical approach, parallelism, and a shifting yet fickle sentence structure. Allows his speech to still be read and analyzed by many Americans even today. Kennedy used this style of speech while captivating America and for filling his goals while serving his term of presidency. There were many purposes of the speech, one of them was positive recognition. This speech was specifically written …show more content…
There is a great deal of correlation and differentiation in the first passage of the address. For instance "We watch today not a triumph of a gathering but rather a festival of flexibility symbolizing an end and in addition a starting meaning a restoration and additionally change." This is not out of the ordinary as a result of the considerable number of exchanges on war. “He made it sound like in light of the fact that it was our ethical responsibility we ought to go to war.” These are the main two principle structures that are utilized through the whole address however they are utilized so well that it is not lacking substance with the lacking of structures …show more content…
Kennedy lasted just over a thousand days when he was confronted to face the cold war, devastation and even death. Where within the very borders of his country he fought hatred, racial segregation, organized crime, political corruption or misuse of power. In that time that Kennedy was induction in to office Americans saw great improvement. Improvement in their roads and transport infrastructures, housing, medical facilities, their living conditions, their telecoms, their jobs, their self-esteem and pride of belonging to a leading nation. Americans received increase in inheritance reaching a ('New Frontier') and from that point of support Kennedy launched a goal to reach, and achieve new and more ambitious global horizons for American people . Many of the challenges posed by these new situations were analyzed by him in his speeches. "On the off chance that a free society cannot help the numerous who are poor, it can't spare the few who are rich." Statements, for example, these exhibit how Kennedy engaged the nationals by just utilizing reason. The utilization of logos in his discourse was insignificant contrasted with the utilization of tenderness, and