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3. In "All Together Now," Jordan uses appeals to emotion and appeals to reason to try to persuade her readers that her views ar...Asked by Leia
3. In "All Together Now," Jordan uses appeals to emotion and appeals to reason to try to persuade her readers that her views are important. In a paragraph, cite one example of each kind of appeal in her work. Then, explain whether you find Jordan's appeals convincing, supporting your ideas with logical reasons and relevant examples.
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Ms. Sue
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Leia
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Ms. Sue
You need to find one example of Jordan's appeal to reason.
You need to find one example of Jordan's appeal to emotion.
Do you find those appeals convincing?
Why or why not?
You need to find one example of Jordan's appeal to emotion.
Do you find those appeals convincing?
Why or why not?
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Anonymous
This is dumb your not explaining to her the reason and emotion. Your only confusing her.
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kid
¨If we are concerned about community, if it is imported to us that people do not feel excluded, we have to do something about it.¨ is Jordan´s appeal to emotion.
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kid
Her being concerned and trying to do something about it is her appeal to reason.
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kid
I find it convincing.because it not for her self and shes trying to help others.
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Anonymous
In her essay, Jordan uses appeals to emotion and reason to try to persuade her readers that her views are important. She tries to touch feelings when she writes "What we need now is soul force—the efforts of people working on a small scale to build a truly tolerant, harmonious society. And parents can do a great deal to create that tolerant society".
And she makes you reason when she writes "When I look at race relations today I can see that some positive changes have come about. But much remains to be done, and the answer does not lie in more legislation. We have the legislation we need: we have the laws".
I find Jordan´s appeals convincing. Teaching tolerance is not something that laws can do, tolerance is learned at home, in a family, especially when parents teach you respect to people, no matter what skin color they have. This is the ground upon which a civilized society should be built.
And she makes you reason when she writes "When I look at race relations today I can see that some positive changes have come about. But much remains to be done, and the answer does not lie in more legislation. We have the legislation we need: we have the laws".
I find Jordan´s appeals convincing. Teaching tolerance is not something that laws can do, tolerance is learned at home, in a family, especially when parents teach you respect to people, no matter what skin color they have. This is the ground upon which a civilized society should be built.
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