President Trump’s Rhetoric in his Inaugural Address I. The basis of all rhetoric is Logos, Ethos, and Pathos. Logos, used to insert logic into a speech; Pathos, used to add an emotional effect; and Ethos, used to convince someone of credibility and character with ethics. In President Donald Trump's inaugural speech, Logos, Ethos, and Pathos is varied but, is not always used in a strong, effective manner. First, President Trump’s use of Logos is not easily found, which doesn't help move his
Donald Trump,is an American businessman, politician, television personality, and candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States in the 2016 election. He was born in 1946, in Queens, New York. He was the fourth child of Frederick C. and Mary MacLeod Trump. His father Fredrick Trump was an American real estate developer in Queens. Growing up in queens Trump was quite the trouble maker. At the age of 13, Donald was sent to New York Military academy because his parents believe
since September 11th. Thus, the event received a lot of media coverage. Donald Trump was one of the people who addressed the attack. At the time of the shooting, he was running for president. He gave a speech and addressed the emotions that everyone was feeling, and used those emotions to his advantage, gaining support and for his campaign. In my paper, I will talk about the kinds of rhetorical devices Trump uses in his speech to persuade the audience. One thing he does when he talks about important
purpose, and situation) influence the approach a politician takes in order to communicate their ideas to the public. While Hilary Clinton, Donald Trump and Martin Luther King Jr. appeal to different audiences based on their purpose and the situation, they also share some similarities in how they carefully build their rhetoric. Hilary Clinton, Donald Trump, and Martin Luther King Jr., carefully build their rhetoric differently from one another based on audience, situation, and purpose. Yet, they
To continue observing labor's vitality in society, one must understand the philosophy that goes into working. The trait of work ethic is a defining characteristic of many nations, including America, and is widely believed to create their success. In 1971, President Richard Nixon presented a speech in which he states,” That is the inner drive that for two centuries has made the American working man unique to the world”(Nixon 1). He spoke to the nation on Labor Day, reminding the public that their
In the words of the great philosopher Aristotle, “It is not always the same thing to be a good man, and a good citizen.”(Nicomachean Ethics and Politics) Throughout history, mankind’s yearning for equality and freedom advanced us towards a “free society”. Our nation was built on the backs of the civil rights leaders, suffragettes, and social reformers that resisted injustices ingrained in the law. Citizens have a right to speak; in the principle of popular sovereignty, a government is shaped by
amount of aggregate supply and demand is great for economic growth. Although an increase in aggregate supply and demand will increase the inflation rate, it can also increase output, GDP, and even lower the unemployment level. I believe that if President Trump would like to attain his goal of consistent 3% economic growth for the United States, finding options to increase aggregate supply and demand is a top priority. The United States and essentially all capitalistic societies prosper greatly when
Introduction: Ethics is a branch of philosophy that involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong conduct (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2017). In simple terms, ethics is the system of what is right and what is wrong. Usage of ethics on daily basis is important to a human being, a person is judged based on his/her behavior, whether it’s reasonable or aimless, ethics help people to have a purpose for their actions. Whether it’s during work or outside
our skills, such as thinking, creativity, and speaking will be dimmed. They create artificial intelligence to be "error-free", while humans continually make errors. Errors are what creativity thrives off of (Kuszewski, 2012). There are a number of negative outcomes that will occur in human lives, if we continue to rely on artificial intelligence. Humans will experience a loss in connection with socialization, affection, and
people do not use them, then our skills such as thinking, creativity, and speaking will dim. They create artificial intelligence error-free, while humans continually make errors. Errors are what creativity thrives on (Kuszewski). There are several negative outcomes that will occur in human lives, if we continue relying on artificial intelligence. Humans will experience a loss in connections with socialization, affection, and feelings of accomplishment in human abilities. Socialization connections include