In order to understand the thought process behind an author's piece of literature, it often helps to examine the rhetoric of its content. This rhetorical analysis is especially useful when drawing a comparison between two persuasive arguments. By grasping these three appeals it becomes much easier to identify various similarities and differences between the multiple persuasions. Ethos, pathos, and logos provide insight into the author's character and how he or she is dealing with the intended audience. A solid subject to examine these appeals is the idea of profiling to aid the anti-terrorism efforts of the United States post September 11th. Two articles composed on this idea are Charles Krauthammer's "The Case for Profiling" and "Safety and Freedom" by Wendy Kaminer. In Profiling, Krauthammer proposes a push for profiling at airports nationwide. It is his belief that nearly every terrorist who boards a plane with cruel intentions fits a certain complexion and description which can be singled out. By not focusing in on this character, airport security is wasting time and delaying regular airline passengers from beginning their trip. While Krauthammer sees profiling at airport security posts to be beneficial and good, Kaminer opposes its prejudice approach and also considers it to be ineffective in her Safety. Rather than focus in on airports alone, she examines the big picture as a whole nation and our ineffectiveness to improve anti-terrorism methods. The main point Kaminer explores is how the fight on terrorism has been hurt by "incompetence and venality", rather than no respect for the liberties of all occupants of this country. Both authors use methods of rhetoric to establish their viewpoint with the intended reading audience. Krauthammer and Kaminer have both similar and different uses of ethos, pathos, and logos to assert their respective viewpoints on anti-terrorism efforts.
How can four completely different girls fit in to the same pair of pants? In The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by, Ann Brashares published in 2001; it is possible. ... How can four girls with completely different body shapes fit into the same pair of pants? ... The pants would tie them together with all the things they experience good or bad. ... The pants are like an omen. ...
" The case analyzes and examines the optimal sales of three top selling types of pants; Aiden Slim Fit Khaki pants (men), Emerson Chino pants (men) and Sloan Fit Ankle Pants (women) Ankle pants (women). ... Problem Statement To formulate a LP model to determine how many Aiden Slim Fit Khaki pants (men), Emerson Chino pants (men) and Sloan Fit Ankle pants (women) the store should sell in order to maximize its profits. ... Formulation of Linear Programming Problem To formulate the mathematical (linear programming) model for this problem Table 1: DATE RANGE:03/01/15-03/15/15 934457 202084 2...
Throughout history and to this day we have had two options for our too-big-pants. ... They were originally just thin ribbons attached to the buttonholes of your pants. ... Suspenders do a much better job of holding up higher wasted pants. Where belts work on both lower rise pants and higher pants but don't do a super great job compared to the suspenders on high trousers. ... In recent years it has been in fashion to wear your pants really low. ...
The girls aren't allowed to wear pants. There is not much more hope for the boys, apart from maybe making the pants a bit baggier. Fridays are an exception, but you have to wear the exact color gray pants or get a yellow slip (or, if you"re lucky, a warning). ... The sports uniforms are not allowed to be capri pants, you"re not allowed to wear any other navy blue pants except for the school's and you"re not allowed to roll the top of the pants to make them fit properly. ...
Another example of an arguable feministic approach in the novel was Dana's pants. ... One of the first things Rufus said to Dana was," You were wearing pants like a man, the way you are now. ... It also leads them away from this idea because in nineteen seventy-six society it is normal for females to wear pants. In fact, many women prefer to wear pants because of their comfort, convenience and not to mention style purposes. ... Presently women wear pants because they are available to wear, they do not wear pants to start a revolt against men. ...
The Second Summer of the Sisiterhood is the sequal to The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, its about four girls, Lena, Bridget, Carmen, and Tibby, sharing a pair of magical pants with each other while they are apart over the summer. ... Throughout the summer each gurl takes turns with the pants and at the end of teh summer they all met up and exchanged stories from their summer and wrote all the good things on the pants. ... After reading the first book this book was so much fun to read because you wanted to know what happened to the girls and the pants after summer was over. ...
Skinny pants While palazzo pants did surface in a few collections, the favourite line is long and lean. ... Otherwise, forget the skirt and wear pants and you can then afford to wear low heel shoes. ... Pair it with a skirt, slim pants, or slip it under a suit jacket for a more professional look. ... Or try out a fun printwear top with basic black pants. ... This summer bright colour is key to any wardrobe, so infuse some pink into your skirts and pants. ...
Her transformation into a full, unrepressed woman is symbolised by pants. For most of her life, Celie never wore pants because she (and the society she lived in) considered pants to be men's clothing. When Celie decides not only to wear pants, but to start a successful business in making pants for both men and women, she has become freed from gender stereotypes and is therefore taking revenge on the society that told her it was not possible. Pants are a symbol of liberation from patriarchy and sexism as well as economic liberation and are therefore an apt representation of her need to ta...
When children dress in baggy pants to their knees and an un-tucked shirt versus a child with slacks and a sweater, the child with the baggy pants and un-tucked shirt is assumed to be a troublemaker. ... We even have elementary children that are wearing their pants too tight, too big and their shirts are too short or too long. ... They can be required to wear black, navy blue or khaki pants or skirts to give the children choices they need, while still keeping them on the same level. ...
