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    Any effective argument is guaranteed to have some form of rhetoric in order to push the persuasive agenda of the author. One such example of this is in Brutus’ speech after Julius Caesar’s death when he expressed his thoughts toward Caesar, but in doing so induced slight logical fallacies. However, he continued to effectively use rhetoric to persuade the people that Julius’ death was for the good of Rome. Brutus’ claim is that he killed Julius Caesar for the good of Rome. He stresses this point…

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    In the speech by Sitting Bull, he uses a plethora of rhetorical devices to argue his points to his fellow Native American brethren. The three main rhetorical devices he uses in the excerpt are metaphors, personification and compound sentences. One of the main rhetorical devices present in this piece are metaphors. One example of the usage of metaphors would be when Sitting Bull exclaims, "the love of possessions is a disease in them." By this, he means that the white men have becoming…

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    Also they way the speech is set up they make the speech different to make it flow better and have a good organizational structure. The summary of the rhetorical devices was imagery to give the readers a mental image , metaphors to give the readers the understanding of how two objects compare to each other, the last one was repetition to grab the readers attention. They all worked together to create a powerful…

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    The three elements to compare and contrast “The Gettysburg Address,” and I Have a Dream Speech” is with the purpose, structure, and rhetorical devices of the speeches. The purpose of the speeches are similar and both different. “Now we are engaged in a great civil war.” “But one hundred years later, the Negro still is not free. He is saying that even after slavery was over the colored is still not free. “We cannot be satisfied as long as a Negro in Mississippi cannot vote.” The purpose…

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    main characters of rhetorical discourse which include designed, appeal to a spectator, shaped by the motives of individuals, respond suitably to a condition, looking for persuasion, and pay attention to possible problems. Through rhetorical analysis, this essay will examine two sentences, demonstrate how cultural context affect the style and method of sentences. To compare the two sentences, this task will also analysis their rhetorical situation, discuss the rhetorical devices and appeals,…

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    enthusiasm at his entry into the continent to his audience, the readers. In order to capture his excitement into his writing, Bryson used some syntax, repetition, and epithet, which in turn deliver his excitement to us through his work. One of the rhetorical devices that Bryson uses to successfully express his experience in Europe is syntax. Syntax is simply the way words are arranged in a writing. In his writing, Bryson creates long, drawn out sentences to give detailed descriptions of…

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    greatest poet, and that he used rhetorical devices in his famous plays. The play, Othello, written by William Shakespeare, is a tragedy. Iago, the villain, is furious that Othello, a Moorish price, chose Cassio over him to be his lieutenant. Iago becomes jealous which makes him plots a revenge that involves Othello believing that Desdemona is cheating on him with Cassio. Eventually, the revenge kills Rodrigo, Othello, Amelia, and Desdemona. Shakespeare uses rhetorical devices to show the…

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    young man named christopher investigating the death of a neighbor’s dog. In pages 198-200 in the novel, Haddon uses rhetorical devices such as imagery, repetition, and organization to reveal the mood and setting of the passage. These rhetorical devices allow the reader to know that Christopher is in a ranting state while talking about the details a dream. One of the rhetorical devices used in this passage was repetition. Haddon repeated the word “and” at the beginning of every paragraph and…

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    success can be born from failure, and that imagination can help a person relate and empathise with others. To delivery this message successfully to the 2008 class of Harvard she used rhetorical devices such as anecdote, repetition, humor, and anthorism. J.K Rowling, throughout her speech, uses many…

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    the Challenger, exploded. President Kennedy’s inauguration speech came at a time when the future of America was unclear. All three speeches showed Americans how to be strong and gave people hope. The avid use of rhetorical devices is why these speeches are so impactful. Rhetorical devices are techniques that an author uses to have…

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