https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3 Why might a political campaign speech like MO’s consist mostly of pathos? en-us 2017-11-06 16:35:58 UTC 2017-11-07 05:19:23 UTC hello@padlet.com natasharingshaw https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205154 As a black woman, she emotionally connects with her audience (the majority being young black graduates). Pathos consists of emotional appeals as well as to our sense of values. The reception of her speech is important, and therefore she is deliberately emotive. ]]> 2017-11-07 05:06:13 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205154 i11 https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205672 Trumps tweet would fall under pathos because he is thinking in an emotional way and wants to connect with his audience in a way where they are understanding that his point of view of NFL players being forced to stand is the right decision and that they are wrong to not have pride in their country via blind patriotism. He demands respect for America.]]> 2017-11-07 05:11:08 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205672 https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205729 The Ethos used in 'I too' creates the sense that the speaker, despite being equal to any other white American citizen, is discriminated nonetheless, hence implying the injustice and shame that white Americans should feel for the horrors they have inflicted on Black Americans despite the fact that they stand united in their American identity.]]> 2017-11-07 05:11:43 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205729 https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205733 Trumps tweet would fall under the 'Pathos' section because he is thinking emotionally and he is trying to tell them to show a bit more respect for the country. 

The effect of ethos
Ethos is the moral character so when the person was saying 'I, Too', he is trying to persuade/tell the audience that he is also American and that he should also be treated equally!

Michelle Obama's Speech
It would consist mostly of pathos because she always tries to connect with the audience and she always does it emotionally.]]> 2017-11-07 05:11:46 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205733 https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205772 Emotion is an extremely powerful and persuasive device that Michelle Obama uses extensively, to convince and show people the plights faced in black communities. Tuskegee University is a historically black university, so the use of anecdotes of blacks overcoming bigotry in the past is extremely powerful.

]]> 2017-11-07 05:12:18 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205772 https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205792 A political campaign like MO's would mostly consist of Pathos, seeing as influential speakers would mostly try to appeal to the feelings of the audience. They would not necessarily use Logos since not everyone in their audience might understand certain terms, charts, graphs or figures. And they wouldn't necessarily use Ethos since it could be hard to convince others that they've never made a mistake before.]]> 2017-11-07 05:12:27 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205792 write2allenb https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205794 It falls under pathos since he goes on to speak at a mental level talking about how what the NFL players are doing and that their actions are extremely wrong and that they should be patriotic and just believe and support in their country. Making the audience feel anger at these players for choosing to disrespect their country, thereby manipulating their emotions so that they feel a bit of hatred to these players.


In the poem by Langstone Hughes he refers to himself as a well mannered person who wishes for equality which should be accepted by others, thereby selling himself off as a good person which would be how the effect of ethos has on his poem.


]]> 2017-11-07 05:12:31 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205794 https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205955 Trumps tweet would considered as pathos since its making the people feel guilt and stop thinking. He makes them realise that it was a bad choice by making them regret doing it. 

'I, Too' uses ethos because it makes the white people feel guilt and have the realisation that he's just like them.

Emotive speeches are very effective since emotion and feelings greatly affect your ideas and views]]> 2017-11-07 05:14:06 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204205955 https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204206164 Trumps tweet would fall under pathos because his tweet shows that he is thinking emotionally and all he is telling people is to show respect for their flag.]]> 2017-11-07 05:15:56 UTC https://padlet.com/natasharingshaw/eu5rvkjv8me3/wish/204206164