On the tenth anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Cesar Chavez a labor union organizer and civil rights activist made an article of a religious organization. This organization was established and which was devoted to helping those in need. Cesar had a valid rationalization about non-violent resistance. Chavez also uses some prime examples to get his own point across. He applies repetition, alliteration, and many other rhetorical devices and terms to the article.
Chavez expresses that, “...our struggle has grown and matured.”. He uses personification by giving the farm workers’ very important struggle human characteristics. By using personification, we can somewhat ‘relate’ to the condition the farmers are in. Dr. King’s life was a considerable example of non-violence. His life impacted many …show more content…
Non-violence provides the opportunity to stay on the offensive side, and that is crucial importance to win any ‘contest’. He uses periodic rhetorical strategies saying that “However important the struggle is and however much misery, poverty, and exploration exist,we know that we can not be more important that one human life”. He uses this meaning that there ‘equality’ is a concept that isn’t the strongest but they know that it shouldn’t be important than a life. This periodic strategy uses details in explaining the certain situation.
Throughout the following article, Cesar proclaims, “When you lose your sense of life, you lose your strength.”. This statement uses a repetition term, which is a word or phrase used two or more times in close proximity. When you would use repetition is when you would try to emphasize the main problem. The word that is repeating itself is, “lose”, which is highlighting that they’ll lose all off their strength to fight. The farm workers’ will lose their ‘sense of life’ and their ‘strength’ to defend themselves for
Chavez expresses that, “...our struggle has grown and matured.”. He uses personification by giving the farm workers’ very important struggle human characteristics. By using personification, we can somewhat ‘relate’ to the condition the farmers are in. Dr. King’s life was a considerable example of non-violence. His life impacted many …show more content…
Non-violence provides the opportunity to stay on the offensive side, and that is crucial importance to win any ‘contest’. He uses periodic rhetorical strategies saying that “However important the struggle is and however much misery, poverty, and exploration exist,we know that we can not be more important that one human life”. He uses this meaning that there ‘equality’ is a concept that isn’t the strongest but they know that it shouldn’t be important than a life. This periodic strategy uses details in explaining the certain situation.
Throughout the following article, Cesar proclaims, “When you lose your sense of life, you lose your strength.”. This statement uses a repetition term, which is a word or phrase used two or more times in close proximity. When you would use repetition is when you would try to emphasize the main problem. The word that is repeating itself is, “lose”, which is highlighting that they’ll lose all off their strength to fight. The farm workers’ will lose their ‘sense of life’ and their ‘strength’ to defend themselves for