I chose to compose my paper not on a film discourse or advertisement, but rather a tune composed by a legend, whom which his verses emerged to me for this assignment.
Buddha once said,“It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles. Then the victory is yours. It cannot be taken from you.” As a buddhist, we tend to imagine a beautiful world filled with peace and tranquility. John Lennon, the king who stands out amongst the most emotion filled tunes who makes his audience think, feel, and believe. In memory, a hero who attempted his best to accomplish world peace; Especially with his famous tune, “Imagine.” His heart filling tunes till this day, still keeps on summoning emotions from individuals all over the world, requesting peace. The legend’s basic style and direct approach leave nothing to though or consult, his verses guide you through this journey to reach your climax. The verses to “imagine” stands out amongst other cases of this, building up my point in making an emanation for ethos, logos, and pathos.
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Lennon builds up ethos in a few sections of this melody, for the most part, "You may say that I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one, I hope someday you'll join, and the world will be as one." He does not incorporate straightforwardly any other individual in this verse, however, he announces to his audience that he is not the only individual who puts stock into the thought. Another good point in the tune is where he states, "Imagine no possessions, I wonder if you can." Just imagine, if we did not have anything at all that individuals could battle about significantly more than somebody who doesn’t have it all. This, notwithstanding, build up a greater ethos, believability, on the way that he definitely means what he feels and makes the audiences emotions all more firmly towards the point he is trying to get
Buddha once said,“It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles. Then the victory is yours. It cannot be taken from you.” As a buddhist, we tend to imagine a beautiful world filled with peace and tranquility. John Lennon, the king who stands out amongst the most emotion filled tunes who makes his audience think, feel, and believe. In memory, a hero who attempted his best to accomplish world peace; Especially with his famous tune, “Imagine.” His heart filling tunes till this day, still keeps on summoning emotions from individuals all over the world, requesting peace. The legend’s basic style and direct approach leave nothing to though or consult, his verses guide you through this journey to reach your climax. The verses to “imagine” stands out amongst other cases of this, building up my point in making an emanation for ethos, logos, and pathos.
A rhetorical analysis consists of three main parts that every individual …show more content…
Lennon builds up ethos in a few sections of this melody, for the most part, "You may say that I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one, I hope someday you'll join, and the world will be as one." He does not incorporate straightforwardly any other individual in this verse, however, he announces to his audience that he is not the only individual who puts stock into the thought. Another good point in the tune is where he states, "Imagine no possessions, I wonder if you can." Just imagine, if we did not have anything at all that individuals could battle about significantly more than somebody who doesn’t have it all. This, notwithstanding, build up a greater ethos, believability, on the way that he definitely means what he feels and makes the audiences emotions all more firmly towards the point he is trying to get