Jonathan Swift employed tone to persuade many people to accept his proposition. Swift's "A Modest Proposal" appeared silly and ironic because he did not participate in the proposal because he does not have any children.
<h3>What point does Swift want to make in the passage?</h3>
The narrator is literally describing the preparation and consumption of a child. He claims that a year-old youngster who has eaten healthily would be a good food no matter how it was prepared.
In the second paragraph, he claims that because the landlords have already consumed the parents, eating the child would be no problem.
Thus, s "A Modest Proposal" appeared silly and ironic
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Explanation:
As i dont have the text i have a very useful explanation. The meaning of pathos is a attempt to sway an audience emotionally, so the question is saying that Steve Jobs presents SEVERAL elements of pathos, (meaning in the text or article Jobs is presenting a lot of feeling towards the reader) so you have to find 5 examples of pathos that Steve has shown or written in the text, for example, (a quick sentence that would be placed in a pathos poem)"you look around in confusion as the crowd laughs, with thoughts of regretion.That was me standing there..."
