to my health doctor (ethos) there are more than two thousand types of fruits and vegetables in the world. (logos) There are actually more than seventy-five hundred varieties of apples alone worldwide. (logos) Out of all those fruits and vegetables, we only consume and know of 10 percent of that. (logos) B. Well, my credibility goes out to thefruitpages.com, fruitsinfo.com, healthyeating.sfgate.com/consequences-not-eating-fruits-vegetables-602.html, and my health doctor. (ethos) II. Attention A
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that, it should be changed to something better. My reasons for making this argument is that Elizabeth Almasi and Randall Staffords showed a lot pathos and logos but did not show any ethos. Peter Mansfield argues about replacing the DTCA with something new also showing a solution to the problem. Richard Kravitz uses a lot of all three pathos, logos, and ethos, in his argument about regulating it. Some background about the debate on whether the DTCA should be banned, regulated, or changed is which one
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Greek philosopher Aristotle’s three “proofs” or appeals; ethos, logos pathos throughout his speech, Chief Dan George only uses two out of the three proofs; ethos and pathos. Though both leaders hold the desire to send out a strong message to their audiences, the speech written and spoken by Martin Luther King contains all three proofs which results in having a greater impact on the people as they are more easily convinced by his vision. Ethos being Greek for “character” is used heavily in King’s
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but maybe it is the ‘old rule of advertising’: “It’s not what you say, it’s how many times you say it”. (Id.) “Explore the Power of NikeFuel” (2015) is a catchphrase of a Nike.com ad of its brand NikeFuel that social significance creates pathos, ethos, and logos. This advertisement wants its target audience to become eager and
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Leonte Degraffenreid October 15, 2013 Engl 111 Professor Drake Tank Man On June 5, 1989 an unknown man from Beijing stood in front of a column of military tanks. This was the day the Chinese military had suppressed the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 by force. This photograph was taken by Jeff Widener of the Associated Press. This picture is considered one of the iconic images of the 20th century. But there has been a repurposed image of the tank man that has yellow ducks instead of military
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I have chosen a Huff post written by Nick Wing and a political cartoon. Both of these texts are trying to persuade its audience of how today’s media outlets wrongly present African Americans to the world making us seem more criminal like to justify our mistreatment and to try to convince its audience that our crimes outweigh those that are committed by white individuals. I chose to compare these two texts because they not only are trying to convey the same message, but they take different approaches
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to do an adequate job of informing about nuclear waste removable solutions, in his essay, “Nuclear Waste”, Richard A. Muller actually does a poor, ineffective job of communicating his ideas by using an poor pathos, a pathetic logos, and a piteous ethos. Richard A. Muller’s poor use of pathos does not develop a connection with readers. For instance, Muller changes topics from talking about nuclear problems to bringing up terrorism and creating gas bombs for harm. His ideas for nuclear waste are one
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In the Time magazine article “How to Save Our Sick, Neglected Oceans,” Grace Young writes about the current state of our oceans and what we can do to improve them. Young goes on to specifically state the poor status of our oceans. She also offers many different solutions that could potentially increase the health of our oceans and knowledge as well. Author Grace Young uses her knowledge and experience as an ocean engineer to call to attention our lack of funding and overall knowledge of the ocean
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spirit in which Martin Luther King wrote his “Letter from Birmingham Jail”. He is an inspiration not only to his people but also to everyone fighting for equality and against social injustice. In his letter MLK gives an effective argument that uses ethos to build credibility, includes societal factors happening outside and around him at the time, and appeals to his audience using many special technics. The letter was written at a shameful time in history when people were fighting to end segregation
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sworn into office. His inauguration speech was so powerful that it captured the entire nations attention, and quotes from it are still remembered by people today. It is one of the finest speeches ever written. It provides a strong appeal to pathos, ethos and logos, and it is because of this that people who never heard the speech can quote lines from it. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States. He graduated from Harvard, and joined the navy. He worked as a reporter before
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