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    marketing approach Budweiser uses puts its viewers through a 60-second roller coaster of happiness and heart dropping sadness that keeps them invested and on the edge of the seat. Though their target is the younger generation, this ad can and will appeal to anyone that has a heart. One dog’s story is so powerful it really does get you to think twice before drinking and driving and also shows you that Budweiser cares about the well-being of their consumers and not just their…

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    This is an appeal to the reader’s logic or an appeal to logos. Abdurraqib want the reader to take the comparison and consider the hidden message of it being the universal love song will affect them. Even though, “Trap Queen” has more lyrics and talks about the future, while “The One…

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    Ethos appeals to ethics and comes from both morality and credibility. The use of ethos builds trust and authority. As an informant/writer, Koyczan identifies his audience and in an honest manner, persuades them to believe that the stories he is sharing are morally…

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    Emotions is one of the most vital aspects of humanity, ones emotional response to another can decide the future of ones career, relationship, and even an entire society. The emotional reaction from those around a person will fluctuate depending upon how appealing the person appears. This emotional appeal, or Pathos, is a driving force in any good writing. It gives the audience the gut feelings to drive them forward, though others may disagree. Pathos, logos, and ethos are all rhetorical appeals…

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    able to have compassion towards people you don’t even know, but it must be understood that everyone wants the same thing, happiness. The Dalai Lama successfully connects to the reader using examples that the reader can relate to in their lives that appeal to logos and pathos. The Dalai Lama uses the rhetorical analysis technique of logos by stating…

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    A very good example of a pathos appeal that Puana shares in “The red headed Hawaiian” (143). Puana explains what a handshake means to the Hawaiians vs people from the mainland, mainlanders have some real problems with being or showing dominance in the world, so giving a firm handshake shows that they may be powerful then others, but in Hawaiʻi a handshake is just a simple gester of greeting someone, nothing to it. This is a pathos appeal because it shows the emotion both cultures feel towords…

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    why he chose to write about the future and the world of liking versus loving. There is a set context that Franzen has in mind when writing this as part of the commencement speech genre, he creates a certain structure, and uses different rhetorical appeals and tone all combined to help the reader understand that loving is more important than being caught up in the technological world. All of these things work in harmony to create an effective commencement speech that is delivered well by Franzen.…

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    “Congratulations!’ or ‘When’s the baby due?” are the usual responses.” There are very few readers who would not experience immediate emotions, one way or the other. Then the question “’Are you going to have the Testing?’” evokes another type of emotion altogether, albeit not an elated one and possibly even one of awkwardness. The readers are bound to know what the question is referring to, considered the title of the article “Women have the…

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    A Final Thought Everyone is affected by rules. As children we are taught to follow them, as teenagers we are persuaded to break them, and as adults we are forced to establish them, but without rules disorder and chaos would dominate our society. Rules are made and enforced for a reason, to prevent an outbreak of criminal behavior and hold people to a moral and ethical standard. In my essay, “Stranded” I argue the importance of rules to regulate genetic editing on human embryos and evaluate the…

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    “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden is the best essay I read because the speaker by appealing to the reader’s emotions and through detailed description of his feelings recognizes that he was ungrateful to his dad who dad given him unconditional love. Hayden’s descriptions are extremely vivid and it caught my attention instantly he uses imagery to appeal to the reader’s emotion.…

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