Summing up theme - B116 by Katrine Liv Grundtvig https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2 US speeches and US election en-us 2016-11-18 09:15:23 UTC 2023-10-14 16:31:13 UTC hello@padlet.com Hillary Clinton's DNC speech. https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648183 1. It's a speech and it's a non-fiction 

2.  Topic : It's about Being a President

Writer : Hillary Clintion ( 07/28.16) 

Reciver : The Americans/Democratic national convention 

Language : Colloquial and formal language. - Pathos - Ethos. 

Intention : To be the best president and the first woman President. and her intention is always to make people vote for her.

Circumstances :  she won the democratic national convention 

3 . Theme :  thank you speech.  she wanna motivate people to vote for her. 

4.  Thank you 4x : Anaphora 
Barack Obama  : Allusion 

That took courage, they had courage : Epiphora 

If you believe the minimum wage should be a living wage ... and no one working full time should have raise their children in poverty .. join us.

If you believe that every man, woman and child in American has the right to afforddable heath care ... join us. 

Epiphora = 2x if you believe.
Anaphora = 5x join us.

]]> 2016-11-18 10:22:49 UTC https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648183 John Winthrop - A Modell of Christian Charity https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648293 Text's genre: Religion. 

Topic: Religion
Writer: John Winthrop  (1630)
Receiver: The people on board the Arbella.
Language: Colloquial in 1630. 
Intention: Encourageing. 
Circumstanes: His thoughts on board on the Arbella. 

Text's theme: Encourage to the people on the board the Arbella to calm them down.

Rehetorical devices:

Simile: ''as members of the same body'' -  ''be as a city upon the hill''

Anaphora: ''We must'' is described many times in the speech. ''Shall''

Triad: ''to do justly, to love mercy, to walk'' - ''meekness, gentleness, 
patience and liberality'' - Wisdom, power, goodness and truth'' 

Epiphora: 'Together''

]]> 2016-11-18 10:23:19 UTC https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648293 Abraham Lincoln - Gettysburg Address https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648354 1: Genre
It is a speech and it is non-fiction.
2: The rhetorical pentagon
Writer: Abraham Lincoln who was the current president. It was delivered November 19 1863
Receiver: The citizens of the US
Topic: Tribute to the fallen who have fought for a better future for the US and unity.
Language: Formel, a lot of pathos, ethos because of presidential status and very hopeful because he wants a better future
Circumstances: The civil war, the battle of Gettysburg
Intention: To unite the people, so they are a united nation and not divided
3: Theme
Change and unity
4: Examples on rhetorical devices used in the text
Allusion: the first paragraph in the text, he refers to the constitution 
Anaphora: "We cannot, we cannot, we cannot" first line in the third paragraph 
Antithesis: "Living and dead" third paragraph second line 
Alliteration/oxymoron: "Poor power" third paragraph third line 
Metaphor: "Birth of freedom" third paragraph line 10 (page 2)
Epiphora: "The people, the people, the people" paragraph 3 line 10-11(page 2)

]]> 2016-11-18 10:23:38 UTC https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648354 President-elect Obama's G.P. speech https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648452 Genre: It is a speech written by Barack Obama in 2008 and it is non-fiction text.
The text follows the rhetorical pentagon. 
The topic: "change" 
Receiver: the US
Writer: Barack Obama
Laguage: colloquial and formal; pathos and ethos
Circumstances: Obama won the election in 2008.
Intention: Thank the people, celebrate, presents his goals.
Theme: Election and thank the people who voted for him. the future of the US.
Metaphor: "put their hands on the arc of history and bend it"
Alliteration: "block by block, brick by brick"
Triad: " two wars, a planet in peril, the worst financial crisis"
Epiphora: "of the people, by the people and for the people"]]> 2016-11-18 10:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648452 martin king https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648694 1. It is a speech. A very serious speech about human rights and lighed!

2. writer: Martin King
topic: equal rights for people. 
 Reciever: the American people.  
circumstances: segregation and racism 
language: formal and a little bit colloquial. ethos pathos and logos.(epagos)
intentions: to make a fucking change for the negro.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

3. he wants to fix the gap that is dividing the world population into two.

4. epanastrophe, anaphora, triad, antithesis
triad/anaphora: I HAVE A DREAM, I HAVE A DREAM, I HAVE A DREAM!! 
epanastrophe: your quest--quest for freedom 
antithesis: black men, white men, jews and gentiles, prostetants and catholics.]]> 2016-11-18 10:25:24 UTC https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138648694 Donald Trump's "RNC" speech. marksvendstrupknudsen https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138649036 Genre:
A speech held at the Republican National Committee Thursday afternoon at the party's headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Rhetorical pentagon:

Topic: Talk about problems in U.S.
Writer: Donald Trump.
Receiver: The U.S. people.
Language: colloquial, pathos. Logos
Circumstances:  elected for candidate for President.
Intention: raises an emotion for the people.


]]> 2016-11-18 10:27:13 UTC https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138649036 Imagining Donald Trump's presidential victory speech (in his own words) https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138652429 It's an imaginary speech]]> 2016-11-18 10:47:37 UTC https://padlet.com/klg3/iyp3tbde2yz2/wish/138652429