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In Serial’s Season 1 Episode 9: “To Be Suspected” posted in the fall of 2014, journalist Sarah Koenig provides significant new evidence for the murder of Hae Min Lee. Koenig is beginning to argue that the 2:36 p.m. call from Adnan Syed to Jay saying that Hae was dead is nearly impossible. She has multiple other people that went to Woodlawn High School to support her argument by stating that they recall speaking with Hae right after school or spotted her around 3 p.m. at school. Koenig speculates…

“A strong persuasive argument consists of three appeals: Logos, or logical appeal; pathos, or emotional appeal; and ethos, which relates to the credibility of the source. Aristotle” A persuasive essay supplies facts and information in a logical manner to convince the reader to agree with a certain point of view or to take a particular action guided by the writer. There are 6 common pieces to a convincing persuasive essay: capture; claim; credible evidence; transitions, counterclaim and…

of the artistic proofs: pathos, ethos, and logos. Through telling the sad story of Ophelia (pathos), stating statistics from the American Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals (logos), and by establishing my past in volunteering for a dog shelter for year many years (ethos) successfully grabbed the attention of the audience and also provided an introduction to my topic. After a clear transition, I talked about the need step. Again, using logos (statistics) and reports from a…

they might be, he believes reasons are excuses and another way for people to be lazy. In chapter two of Bernard Roth’s book called The Achievement Habit, he covers how reasons are bullshit and backs up his reasoning with appeals to ethos, pathos and logos. Bernard Roth is no amateur to success, he has tons of accomplishments over his fifty-three years of teaching. Roth is one of the founders of The Design School (d. School) at Stanford University, and is currently an academic director their as…

purpose of pleasure by analyzing the acts of insects. He argues what is the purpose of having fun and why do we need the pleasure and uses different philosophical viewpoints to make his argument understandable. Graeber uses the strategies of pathos, logos, and ethos to help support the argument in his article and to give the reader a clear understanding of his intentional purpose for the writing. The writer of this article uses pathos effectively by gaining emotion and interest of the reader.…

other way is Imaginary differences; these might be facts that consumers and buyers are made to believe through selling costs. The hugely successful campaign portrays a pure, loving overall good image for the brand Dove which also compliments Dove’s logo of a dove. For me, as a consumer, I can’t think of any other brand or company that makes mental health and confidence for their consumers a goal or value. . Dove don’t just reach the needs and wants of the consumer but come up with a message…

Ethos can be defined as establishing authority in order to prove an author’s credibility and therefore, convincing the reader of what the author is arguing. Dawson employs ethos, stating celebrities greatly influence the YouTube community. For example, she names a few well known celebrities (establishes credibility) who have made videos go viral (proves her point). These celebrities include: Jimmy Kimmel and Taylor Swift. “Double Rainbow” by Paul Vasquez, published in January 2010, had less than…

an argument to convince someone of something. Originally outlined by Aristotle, and still used today, the three forms of persuasion that make up the rhetorical triangle are ethos, logos, and pathos. Ethos relies on character and credentials; for ethos to persuade, the audience must believe the author is credible. Logos, based on proof, or belief of proof, demands facts, statistics, and logical arguments. Pathos, on the other hand, plays to the…

Synopsis of Article Joshua Conran, author of the article The Secret Ingredients to a Successful Branding Strategy, states that “when it comes to branding, there’s no easy recipe for success.” He further elaborates by stating that branding is constantly changing and heavily dependent on the position of the company, where the company desires to be, and the status or condition of the market at the time. He uses the success of Nike as an example demonstrating how it has been able to remain in a…

Are products a symbol of people’s living? Society always pushes people to exercise customs that not all people are interested in, but consumers follow other people custom to belong to certain groups. Furthermore, In the articles such as “No Logo.” and “The Buyologist Is In: The Rise of Neuromarketing.” emphasize the ideas that people’s main reason to buy products could be because of the sentiment a product triggers about their identity and what a brand symbolizes in their lives. Although these…