I Have a Dream and Gettysburg Address

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Rhetoric is often defined as a technique to use languages ​​to persuade and influence others. From now on we can infer that it is an important element of any effective speech. Of course, I have a dream. Gettysburg's speech contains powerful rhetoric techniques to further convey the idea of ​​King and Lincoln. The king's speech is mainly based on repetition. A hundred years later, I dreamed a dream and rang freedom. Everyone repeatedly gained suspense from the audience and emphasized his theme of equality and justice. Kim said that they had such authority and strength to further promote the importance of these themes. Use his voice to create a sense of urgency about this problem

Martin Luther King (Jr.) Gave a speech by Gettysburg and started "I Have a Dream" speech saying "5 years ago ...". Soon I recalled Abraham Lincoln's "Four Points and 7 Years Ago" opened a Gettysburg speech. The king's proposal effectively formed similarity in two historical moments without overwhelming his speech details. Mr. Andy Warhol, a 20th century American artist known for Campbell's soup pot and Marilyn Monroe's pop art image, said in an explosive commentary on media coverage: "Today it is said that he or she is experiencing his" 15 minutes fame "when it is rather meaningless and attracting the attention of many media.