Essays on Book Page 7

In Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” King’s use of Ethos Pathos and Logos combine into a monumentally heartfelt for racial equality, one that still resonates to this day. King’s use of Ethos can be seen predominantly in his opening salvo, where he eloquently explains the “reasons’ why he is now in a…

Martin Luther King Jr. addresses the Public Statement made by eight Alabama clergymen in his “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” In this letter, King counter-argues the points the clergymen were making and uses logos, ethos, and pathos in order to make his counter-argument. By disproving the statements made by the clergymen and by having strong logos,…

Opposite Forces: Freedom for Violence versus Violence for Freedom. In the public statement “A Call to Unity”, the Alabama clergymen criticize. The civil activists’ goals to stop segregation and racial superiority because the organization. Is disobeying the protocols that are enforced in Alabama, Birmingham, Specifically, the clergymen target Martin Luther King Jr. as he is…

Explaining the importance of marriage and courtship can be extremely difficult when telling a story of a different era in time. Portraying to readers the intense feelings and daily happenings of the characters is only easier done through the use of literary devices. In volume three of Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen dives into major…

Pride and Prejudice is a novel by Jane Austen, written in 1813. Auste n delves into the discussion of the many different relationships that surround Elizabeth Bennett, such as romantic and familial relations. Austen uses these relationships to shape and develop her characters throughout the novel. The novel primarily centers on the changing relationship between…

Jane Austen, the author of Pride and Prejudice, expresses her dismay. At the culture of patriarchy, in Austen’s view the right to own land. And receive inheritance is only available to first born boys is based on bias tradition. She reflects this belief by detailing the pressure put upon the Bennet. Sisters to marry a…

Whenever people tell stories, the narrator can tell it in various ways. In The Things They Carry by Tim O’Brien, mentions that “By telling stories, you objectify your own experience. You separate it from yourself. You pin down certain truths. You make up others. You start sometimes with an incident that truly happened” (158). Stories…

The Vietnam War greatly changed America forever. It was the second longest war in American History, lasting about 10 years. Not only was the Vietnam war a long war, but it was quite possibly one of the most violent wars fought in history,, which of course nobody really wanted to be a part of, especially…

War is a devastating and dramatic experience for soldiers. Their conditions, both physical and psychological, were nothing short of horrendous. In Tim O’Brien’s novel The Things They Carried, he depicts life from the point of view of a soldier during the Vietnam War. Through his use of imagery, tone, and syntax, O’Brien portrays the ambiguity…

In The Things They Carried, just like in real life, storytelling was used to keep the memories of the deceased alive. The author of The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien, was using this method himself by writing his war novel. He told of war comrades that had passed away, and his stories made it feel…