Martin Luther King Jr's "I Have a Dream" speech, where he called for civil and economic rights and pleaded for the end of racism, is considered one of the most influential speeches in the history if the United States.
King uses three rhetorical techniques:
- <u><em>Voice Merging:</em></u> Combines excerpts from previous scriptures from preachers with the speaker's own words.
- <em><u>Prophetic Voice:</u></em> Similar to the style of Old Testament prophets, which gives a sense or urgency pleading for this issue to be assessed as soon as possible.
- <em><u>Dynamic Spectacle:</u></em> The speech was delivered in the right place, at the right time. In this case, during the Civil Rights Movement march on Washington.
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Even though Ride is an astronaut with a scientific vocabulary, she is able to write in everyday language to appeal to all readers. In other words, she makes it relatable.
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He is EVERYWHERE
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Shakespeare is seen everywhere in today's world. He made plenty of words that we still use today and his works are still wonders! Shakespeare made such an impact that you cannot go around in today's society without hearing about him.
Nero's followers who rig the contest by applauding his terrible performance and ignoring worthier singers. I did this on Plato already.
