Sojourner Truth Pathos

shouldn't women have rights along with men? how do most women feel on their rights compared to those of men? two enraged authors, Sojourner Truth and Susan B. Anthony express their opinions and feelings on women's rights using pathos, ethos and logos in their writing. The most effective text was Sojourner Truth's "Ain't I a woman?". she uses feelings, facts and ethics opinionated on women's rights and how she and others view women.
One of the elements Truth used to show motion is pathos. pathos is appealing to the motion, like a stray dog commercial, or losing a loved one; it has an effect on a person's emotion. in paragraph to truth mentions "nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud puddles, or give me any best place" and "and seeing them most all sold to slavery, and when I cried out with my mothers grief". The sentences tell me about how he was feeling as a woman; receiving no help and seeing her children sold off to slavery. she also states "I could have plowed and planted and gather into barns and no man could head me!". Truth is saying that she could have done all the things a man could do, but nobody had knowledge that; because she was a woman. …show more content…
The first sentence of paragraph two says "that man over there says that women need to be helped into carriages and lifted over ditches and to have the best place everywhere". this is the man's opinion and if you ask him if he said he he will be a credible source. to mention plowing and planting As well as gathering to buy just says men do. Women could have such power as well, argues Truth. in paragraph four it states "Women can have as much rights as men, because Christ wasn't a woman!....", it is talking back to the Bible and how it doesn't say women were a part of where we all came from; We came from "God and a