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    About one hundred and fifty-five years ago, Abraham Lincoln gave “The Gettysburg Address” on a blood soaked battlefield in Pennsylvania (Brown). “The Gettysburg Address” was first verbalized months after the battle of Gettysburg at a service to dedicate the opening of the national cemetery (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica). Lincoln’s Address was spoken to the citizens and soldiers of the union in the wake of the second invasion of the North by Robert E. Lee (The Battle of Gettysburg Facts…

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    The Hawaiian myth of Kumulipo lasts over two thousand lines, which made the memory of the myth a challenge for traditional orators. The lines are spread across three hundred verses, and the original authors of this chant saved their orator's memory by repeating the sentences and formats in all of the verses. These verses are six lines, with identical words, but two words change in each verse. The two changing words name each species as it is born. Without this repetition of format, this myth may…

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    visual methods employed in representation that leads to canonization through its establishment as a secular temple . The museum became the facilitator of modern ideological fiction . The ancient rhetoric, that observes the museum as communicator or orator, trying to persuade the public of the importance of its message through ethos, pathos and logos, can be effectively used in order to dissect art museums’ strategies and positions . Ethos, or establishment…

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    various fields, as in general culture rhetoric, politics, or disputation. Sophist thought that all language incorporated a persuasive aspect. Gorgias believed that the truth can be created by rhetoric, for instance poetry. According to Gorgias a good orator can speak on any topic and persuade the audience with the power of speech. I chose to analyze Gorgias’ writing, the Encomium of Helen. Gorgias is defending Helen by pointing out specific reasons as to why she should not be blamed for…

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    Logos. Logos is an appeal to logic, which means to persuade by using facts, common sense, and reason. Robert Cathcart wanted to know if a message was more persuasive if evidence was present. This study selected logical arguments to analyze. Specifically there were four ways he tested evidence implication and found that two ways where the most successful. “Speech B all contentions and assertions in the speech were directly supported with evidence, but none of the evidence was linked to source or…

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    Did you know that mlk started college at age 15.King being an orator made people think about him. Being a peaceful protester made people notice him. He was also a great leader which let him have followers. And his hard life made him aware of was going on in the world. His legacy helped him become an important civil rights leader. Martin Luther King Jr. was the most important civil rights leader. Martin Luther King’s studying helped him become the most important civil rights leader. In college…

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    do with a minister of Parliament misusing public funds, or a celebrity saying something controversial. The statement presented claims that scandals help focus our attention on important issues, and are more effective than persuasive speakers and orators. However, I think scandals have proved more useful as tools for distracting the public from issues that are…

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    “I made enough money to buy what was then a very popular schoolbook, the Columbian Orator” (Douglass, 525). Towards the end of the story, he changes his mood from light-hearted, to wretched and gloomy. He did this action because he realized what his life was as a slave in his time. The text says “This knowledge opened my eyes to the horrible…

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    how he wielded it with the Athenian citizens. However, as with many historical figures, perceptions of Pericles can vary widely depending on the source. Thucydides, in his “History of the Peloponnesian War,” painted Pericles as a great statesman and orator who was capable of rallying the Athenians with charismatic speeches during times of crisis. Through the speeches Pericles gave, Thucydides is able to highlight the Athenian democracy, valor, and the necessity of defending the state’s honor,…

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    During the movement slave holders were preached to by Baptist and Methodist preachers. Black Harry was a Methodist preacher who was once considered the best orator in America. Black Harry was once a carriage driver and servant. He was known for his ability to memorize long passages in the bible this is why he was considered the best orator in America, he was intended to preach to slaves however, further down the road when he would speak at sermons whites became influenced by Black Harry and his…

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