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    been paid less than her male co-stars. In Jennifer Lawrence she writes about her personal experience . Jennifer Lawrence uses effectively communicates the connection between gender and power because she shows rhetorical devices by pathos and logos The author uses pathos to show the unfairness she is in. She says” I got mad at myself. I failed as a negotiator because i gave up early”( Lawrence 1). She blames herself for a “female”. In her text she states, “I don't think i am the only woman…

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    into their learning. Does Bosworth provide enough evidence of millennialls potential to be successful, to lead the reader to agree with his argument? The answer is yes, because he provides powerful counterarguments, startling evidence, and a use of pathos. Bosworth strengthens his argument by showing the audience that he has an understanding of the topic he is discussing, and is capable of providing counterarguments. For example, he discusses the current issues in America: United States’ “17…

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    Coretta Scott King uses many rhetorical devices to convince others to support her claims in her speech, “The Death Penalty is a Step Back.” She takes advantage of the persuasive techniques known as pathos, logos, and ethos. King uses pathos, messages intended to trigger an emotional response from listeners, to raise feelings of inspiration to fight against the death penalty. She achieves this by using powerful vocabulary. “An evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of retaliation.” (King 1) By…

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    Dana Gioia builds an argument to persuade his audience that the decline of reading in America will have a negative effect on society by utilizing Ethos, Pathos and Logos through various persuasive writing tactics. In the first half of Gioia's piece "Why Literature Matters", he starts off by giving the audience a brief summary of the state of the U.S.A's young readers, this is essential for setting up his persuasive point because it insures the reader and writer are on the same page. The first…

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    1905 conference in Philadelphia. Kelley gave a speech advocating for women to gain the right to vote. Given that her audience was women, Kelley appeals to her audience by combining pathos and logos as well as repetition to speak about ending child labor laws through voting. Florence Kelley uses logos to induce pathos in her audience. Kelly relates to the audience that “several little girls will be working in textile mills, all night through” (19). Harsh factories are no place for vulnerable…

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    heavier handed on its appeal to pathos as seen in the work’s charged and emotional diction. As seen, both Carson and Wildcat effectively appeal to logos to ground their argument in reason and provide validity to their claims. However, it is Carson’s skillful balance between pathos and logos that makes her rhetoric extremely powerful. Therefore, in order to effectively appeal to an audience and enact change, environmental authors must carefully consider their pathos and logos use and strive to…

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    Antony become demented and went after them. There was a battle at Philippi and both Brutus and Caesar perished during the battle. Brutus funeral speech was more effective due to his use of pathos, ethos, and logos. In this speech, Brutus uses pathos to get the citizens of Rome on his side. His use pathos to get the citizens to believe that Caesar death was necessary. For example, he mentions on how if Caesar were living they all die slaves. "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I…

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    The article “English Only” Laws divide and Demean by Warren J. Blumenfeld states the author’s view against enacting a law making English the official language of the federal government. Mr. Blumenfeld’s premise in "English Only" is that the law is unnecessary and divisive in the United States. He is seeking a call to action in his home state of Iowa against the “English-only” law because he believes that it will negatively impact the beliefs that our nation is founded upon, rather than…

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    Both Brutus and Antony give competent speeches at the funeral of Julius Caesar in Shakespeare's, Julius Caesar. Brutus tends to appeal to logos and ethos while Antony focuses on appealing to the pathos of the audience. When all is said in done, however, the circumstances combined with Antony's skilled demagoguery made his speech the more compelling for the audience of the two. Brutus’s speech, despite not being quite as successful as Antony’s speech, still has its merits along with its flaws.…

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    election. Candidates who use their imagination, not just promising the same thing year after year, capture my imagination and my vote. It is because of this, I have chosen to pay extra attention to Jeb Bush. Bush’s campaign speech and video use points of pathos, ethos, and logos on subjects such as the achievement of the American dream, immigration, and his appearance, which is why I find him more compelling for lawn decorations such as myself. A lot of original thought is necessary in order to…

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