Trophy hunting is a controversial subject. While some—often the hunters—feel the act is a noble and fun sport that instills a sense of pride in the hunter; others feel that the activity is dreadfully barbaric and should be outlawed. In 2015, Dame Jane Goodall, a British anthropologist, ethologist, and primatologist, released a post on her blog detailing trophy hunting and her opinion on it. This entry is perfect for analyzing rhetorical devices and will be the subject of this essay.
Within her article, Dame Goodall attempts to inform the reader of trophy hunting and the idiocy she associates with it. Discussing topics like the Cecil the Lion tragedy, wherein a Minneapolis dentist killed a lion used for scientific study, and two other events