He quotes, “I do not shrink from this responsibility-I welcome it.” He is trying to portray the power and bravery he has for the position. Also, showing positive attitude with an optimistic tone. Obama on the other side also plays around with the uses of ethos to convince and show his credibility. He tries to show that all men are equal and deserve equal rights. He states, “all are equal, all are free, and all deserve a chance to pursue their full measure of happiness.” Here he appeals to ethos by showing what he feels everyone, and shows that he cares about every ones happiness and freedom.
The original king, Mufasa, possesses character traits that the general public would recognize as qualities of a “good” leader. As we discussed in class, leadership attributes across cultures include being trustworthy, honest, positive, decisive, dependable, and Just. To start, Mufasa understands his responsibility and boundaries as King. This is evident in the scene where he shows Simba where his kingdom begins and ends. Mufasa is also noble and wise which is demonstrated through his knowledge of the circle of life.
This speech was very worthwhile and very inspirational. The significance of his speech was his purpose, his choice of diction, and his figure of speech. His choice of diction made it very clear to him. He used words like “hopeful”, “we are”, and “fellow citizens”. Using “we are” and “fellow citizens” showed that he actually does care about this country and makes everyone equal.
He also uses this statement, “It is only in this way that we can hope to arrive at truth, and fulfill the great responsibility which we hold to God and our country.” He refers to God because he knows the audience has great respect and faith for God. At the same time, Henry uses logos to present common logic and realism to persuade the audience. For example he said, “Mr. President, it is natural to man to indulge in the illusions of hope”. The logic in this sentence persuades the audience to follow the truth and not false hope.
God is morally correct and has given us commandments that will help all of us live in a life that is according to his likeness. God is compassionate that he always welcomes us in his kingdom even if we have sinned. Human Beings are Abraham’s Children Judaism, Christianity, and Islam strongly believed that human beings are the highest creature that God has created on earth. Abraham is our father. God has created us in his own likeness which is unique and capable of both good and evil.
There are quite a few arguments surrounding this discussion of positions between men and women changing. Most of the arguments revolve around feminist opinions. In a nutshell most Feminists believe that women are still to this day being exploited by men. They believe that men are still using women and that they are not equal, when it comes to things such as housework, childcare and paid work. On the other side of the spectrum, some people are discussing the opposite; positions between men and women are in fact changing and it is becoming more equal.
He was like a savior to all of them. If the people did not have a father he’d had no problem being their father. He even went as far as saying he’d be their God if they didn’t have a God. All the explanations Jones provided gave people an opportunity to do something they’ve never done before. His ideas motivated them and people felt they could become a better individual going forward in life.
By initiating this extensive program of establishing buildings and repairing temples it provided a great deal of positive propaganda for Augustus, as the general public received attractive environments to worship, live and work in. In addition to this Shotter states that the buildings were an expression of auctoritas is Augustus’ city and a way of showing his patronage to Rome . This technique resulted in the support of the people by their own accord, as stated by Dio, which dismissed any sense that they had been persuaded against their will , thus he accomplished another part of his plan and moved even closer to creating his near immaculate public image. A building that was not part of Augustus’ building program was Agrippa’s Pantheon, a temple that was built by Agrippa in 27Bc to honor the God’s . Agrippa constructed the building as a part of his public repairs and improvements, Augustus is known for boasting that “he had found the city of brick but left it of marble”, what he fails to mention is this would not have been possible without the great assistance provided by Agrippa.
Huggins discusses how powerful King was because “His message was inclusive. He spoke always of love, without boundary of race, class, or nation” (481). King put the power in the hands of the people to make a change. Camus’
Columbus assures the king of no conflict, and says “I gave gratuitously a thousand useful things that I carried, in order that they may conceive affection, and furthermore be made Christians; for they are inclined to the love and service of their highnesses and of all the Castilian nation, and they strive to combine in giving us things which they have in abundance, and of which we are in need”.3 This piece of evidence gives us reason to believe that there was no conflict between Columbus, and the Native people he met, but that there was a sense of good will among the two groups. Columbus writes on to say “Christendom should take gladness therein and make great festivals, and give solemn thanks to the Holy Trinity for the great exaltation they shall have by the conversion of so many peoples to our holy faith; and next for the temporal benefit which will bring hither refreshment and profit, not only to Spain, but to all Christians”.4 This last piece of evidence that Columbus wrote reassures us that he had no ill will towards the Native People, nor did they have towards the Spaniards, and also it testifies that although he knew the promises of the land, he was more concerned in the conversion of the Native