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    course of the poem. Three of these speeches, which are delivered by a council of war heroes, can be evaluated to gauge the effectiveness of the oratory strategies that were being utilized throughout the poem. Each of the heroes applies some form of logos, ethos or pathos in their speeches in hopes that their emotional, ethical, and logical appeals would be enough to curtail Achilles’ anger and bring him back to battle. They were wrong, however,…

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    Rhetorical analysis is an in-depth analysis of a text done to examine an author’s credibility, expertise, the effectiveness of his/her arguments, intended audience, etc. An author can use ethos, pathos and logos to persuade an audience of the validity of his/her point of view. Ethos, also known as ethical appeal, is a means of persuading an audience due to the author’s character. In other words, the author tries to persuade an audience due to his/her credibility, respectability, expertise on the…

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    used different methods in persuading the audience. Taking into mind who the audience was, what they knew about what had occurred, and how the information was presented all contributed to the way that the audience perceived it. While Brutus used more logos, or the use of logic and reason, while Antony used pathos to appeal to the Roman people’s emotions (Delaney). Both speeches also used different rhetorical devices to sway the crowd. With that being said, one speech proved more effective than…

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    uses metaphor to say “a house divided against itself cannot stand”. This is effective in warning the house that if they don’t work together soon, the house will fall apart. Ethos is used to give his speech character and balance between pathos and logos, or your left and right side of your brain, and to make both of your senses lean toward supporting his argument. However, in comparison to Patrick Henry’s use of synecdoche and ethos when he tells the reader that should he keep his opinions to…

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    lifetime and how his companies came about. Jobs uses different forms of Ethos, Pathos, and also Logos in his speech to Stanford. The issue is does Jobs fit the criteria to actually be speaking to graduating students about life challenges and his college experience. Here I’m going to go over the rather I feel if Steve Jobs was a good fit to be speaking to students and if he uses good Ethos, Pathos, and Logos examples while doing so. Ethos basically has to do with the writers or speaker’s…

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    American Tragedy Ronald Reagan is one of the best presidential speakers. Especially in “Speech on the Challenger Disaster.” Ronald Reagan’s use of ethos, logos, and pathos help to honor the seven astronauts, and unite the nation through the tragedy. President Reagan establishes his credibility and trustworthiness by using “I;” therefore, appealing to his own personality and experiences making him more credible. This example, “I know it’s hard, but painful things like this happen” (Paragraph 5),…

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    In addition, Shakespeare also utilizes logos in order to disparage the princes’ chances of becoming Portia’s husband. Throughout each of their speeches about the three caskets, both princes apply questionable logic. Reflecting different values, the conclusions drawn about the caskets by the princes further implies their unworthiness to be Portia’s husband. Captured by Portia’s beauty, Morocco decides to judge the caskets based on their value (2.7.49-54). But, this incident, though seemingly…

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    Davidson argues that it was wrong for the confederate statues in New Orleans to be taken down. He advocates his argument by using a numerous amount of rhetorical strategies- slippery slope, parallel structure, rhetorical questions, ethos, pathos, and logos. In Davidson’s article, he starts off with using a story of the first confederate stature being torn down- in the story, Davidson uses pathos to connect with the intended audience and get them to believe and agree with his viewpoint. After…

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    roller coaster of Caesars death. Caesar has been killed by Brutus and his friends but sparred Antony. During Caesars funeral Brutus convinced the roman people that it was a just killing but Antony had the last word. Through the use of ethos pathos and logos both speakers swayed the crowds in their directions but Antony ultimately won the people’s hearts by using emotional claims. Brutus said that the Roman people should listen to him and believe him because of his reputation as an honorable…

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    Caesar was a true friend and his leadership was for the goo of the all citizens. This essay will examine the persuasive arguments of Brutus and Antony, shine light on the rhetorical devices used, and highlight the moods of persuasion: ethos, pathos, logos. Ethos(character) is a type of writing that provides a personal standpoint of things for the character. It shows the audience that the person is a credible source, who us worth listening to. It is a form of speaking that had a neutral tone and…

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