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    In “Bernsville,” Bernie Sanders is satirized by creating an allegory to real life in the form of a small village. In this village, a radical named Sidebern, which refers to Sanders and acts as an insult towards his lack of hair, manages to gather a small group of people that he rallies together through force of will. In “Bernsville,” Sidebern’s final speech, which represents Sanders’s real-world speeches, is presented to be mocked, followed by a series of events that reflects what has and what will

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    Rhetorical Method A method that resonates the best for my artifact is Neo-Aristotelian, an “original method of criticism” (Newbold & Scoot, 2017). This method can best help analyze not only speeches, but also advertisements, novels, public service announcements, etc. Deliberative genre, outlined by Aristotle, is demonstrated in this speech as an attempt to “persuade [young adults] to take some action” to become successful in their future (Nordquist, 2017). Thoroughly invested in the future of young

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    Mark Antony’s use of emotional rhetoric to sway the plebeians against the conspirators proves far more powerful than the logical rhetoric of stoic philosophy used by Brutus. When Mark Antony is given time to speak, he is faced by a hostile audience that believes whole heartedly in the words of Brutus. Mark Antony starts by saying he has come to bury his friend Caesar, not to praise him. He is trying to assure the Romans that he is on their side, and begins to indicate that he will ignore all of the

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    The plebeians were expressing how happy they were that Brutus killed Caesar, because he was a tyrant and bad for Rome. Antony then, goes on to say his first rhetorical phrase, “The evil that men do lives after them,/ The good is oft interred with their bones;” He starts off by making the people feel somewhat guilty, pathos, this way, they would pay more attention. The character proceeds on remembering some good

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    Jesus Velazquez Hess AP Language Period 3 23 March 2018 Q3 IR Rhetorical Analysis Essay One’s commitment of immigrating to a new country for a better life indicates that oneself is ready to risk the life given to them by facing many hardships along the way. In the novel Enrique’s Journey by Sonia Nazario, Enrique does exactly that, risking his own life at the age of seventeen in order to reunite with his mother who left him when he was five in order to obtain a better job in the US and give Enrique

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    themselves sane in times of despair. Miller uses diction, juxtaposition, and symbolism to perfectly encompasses all of these themes for his audience of people who have ever been unequally persecuted by an unfair authoritative power. The first rhetorical strategy Miler uses is his diction. Miller often uses emotionally-charged, strong language to show the level of fear which the citizens of Salem faced on a daily basis. In a pivotal scene of The Crucible, John Proctor utters the famous lines "Because

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    In the 1700s, the United States was undergoing several reformations. Patrick Henry was a famous politician fighting for independence from Great Britain. Patrick Henry, in his speech to the “Second Virginia Convention”, using diction, imagery, and details portrays a patriotic tone. A patriotic tone can allow the reader to be loyal to the cause and support their country. Henry uses diction or connotation to allow the listeners to understand the point he is trying to show. In his speech, uses words

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    It is said that everyone marches to the beat of a drum; it starts as a mere noise in the background but before you know it you are lost in the passionate lyrics of your favorite love song or the empty resonating chords of a depressing ode. I have been listening to music for as long as I can remember but it was not until two years ago when I developed a certain fascination for a particular genre that made me realize that what makes a song amazing is its lyrics and melody. Those two components of any

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    Winning the election as a man of color was a huge accomplishment for Obama and the United States as a whole. In a world of unjustified bias and racism, it was an exciting moment in history to elect an African-American to be the 44th commander-in-chief of the United States. This accomplishment provoked many different reactions from Americans that range from skepticism and hope. Obama’s speech shared his objective as a president and served as a platform to present his plan to revolutionize America

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    The song “You and Me” by Disclosure, remixed by Flume illustrates a mix of pop and electronic styles. A sad sounding, synthesized violin creates the harmony gives away that the song is in a minor key. As the violin’s texture filters in, it creates a dramatic atmosphere that builds tension right from the start. Alto vocals are quickly introduced to form a melody. A delay is added to the vocals giving them an echoic texture also adding to the dramatic atmosphere of the piece. During this main theme

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