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    pertaining to the subject of the passage. For example, “Redefining the Arc of a Successful Career” and “Innovation Nation.” But when she discusses her many different points, she makes several assumptions which leads to an article that falls short of persuasion. One assumption Slaughter makes is what her readers will think of her ideas and what she is trying to say. In the end of her section, “Rediscovering the Pursuit of Happiness,” she writes, “As I write this, I can hear the reaction of some…

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    household products, clothes, shoes, everything we purchase as consumers. The keyword above is “persuade.” Persuading is a major component to advertisements, and one could say that companies get their persuasion techniques from a famous philosopher named Aristotle. Aristotle has three techniques for persuasion: Logos, Pathos, and Ethos. Companies use these strategies to support their primary message – what Aristotle would call “Enthymeme.” The short 17-second skit commercial advertisement…

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    Do you know of anyone who has dropped out of high school and has suffered from not receiving a full education? Well according to Monica Potts’s essay, “What’s Killing the Poor White Women?”, it is the lack of education that decreases women’s life expectancy. She tells of a women’s story, Crystal Wilson, who passed away, at a younger age, when there seemed to be nothing wrong with her. When the doctors and police officers looked into her background, they came to find out that not receiving her…

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    secret that we do not have the full control over our personal decision-making process. Even though we often say the last word about situations that directly influences our circumstances, it would be inaccurate to claim that other agents’ opinions and persuasion techniques do have any impact on our actions. In fact, we are constantly being persuaded into tasting meals that otherwise would not be on our plate by corporate companies, politicians, and even our own family members and friends. Carol…

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    In the aftermath of the enlightenment, which led to a revolutionary use of human reasoning over God’s will, the colonial religious society was in desperation for a revival to restore dependence towards God. Among the revivalists came Jonathan Edwards, a puritan reverend, speaking a sermon to a Christian congregation in Connecticut with the purpose of turning people back to God and persuading them to repent, through fear of what would occur if they chose the otherwise. Edwards effectively…

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    The way an author persuades the viewer is through a stylistic technique called rhetorical analysis. Rhetorical analysis is when the author or speaker tries to persuade the reader into considering a subject from a different perspective, typically the perspective favored by the author. This technique is used through word choice, repetition, or even asking a rhetorical question that is intended to have a certain effect on the reader such as: happy, sad, curious, or even angry.Some examples of this…

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    Persuasions In Advertising

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    that this new menu item is going to be bigger than manbuns, Tinder, drones, certain celebrities, and football, eventually coming to the conclusion that it will be bigger than everything. This commercial uses an almost completely peripheral route of persuasion; the only information that the viewer has to think about is if this new item with cheese baked into the tortilla is something they want to try. Celebrities such as George Takei (Star Trek) laughing in a throne-like chair with a Quesalupa in…

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    To analyze my writing and compare and contrast effectively I chose three texts that are all written with a persuasive intent. The three texts that I will be using for my analysis include a letter to my oldest sister, a quote that I re-wrote to convince myself to live life more fully and an e-mail to a client, for a company in which I hold employment . In this paper, I will analyze how my writing changed in terms of formality depending on who my audience was; while I still had the intent of…

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    Commonly used in our society whether on billboards, televisions, radios, and even in between movies. What is noticed on these everyday trends tend to change the way we are persuaded into buying or noticing causes. These trends are known as advertisements. As advertisements are widely used in American culture to get a message across to viewers, The messages could be for a product whether it is of good quality or poor quality. They can also be used to get a point across to the viewers on causes to…

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    trustworthiness. It is a film that takes the reality of trials, the reality of limited budgets, impatient judges, limited preparation time, inimical experts, and futile arguments, and turns it into a cinematic experience that shows the power of persuasion. My Cousin Vinny is about two Italian American…

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