Rhetorical Analysis of Swami Vivekananda’s Speech

The Colombian exhibition in Chicago in 1893 was the first time religious leaders from around the world tried to elucidate and reveal the truth of all beliefs around the world and for the first time human beings on religious values I worked to strengthen the attitude of. An Indian monk who did not have coins in his pocket deliberately departed, visited the US Congress, and attended a congressional meeting. Swami Vivekananda made excellent impressive speeches on behalf of the entire Hindus community.

The first day of the second speech titled "Swami's Vivekananda and today's world" was published by Swamihor Hedada of the Vedanta Center in Atlanta. He took over Swami · Vivekananda's view on contemporary issues such as the environment, crime, family composition. The keynote lecture on the third theme "The interpretation of Hinduism by Swami Vivekananda" was held by Professor Anantonand Rambakan of St. Olaf College, Minnesota. . In the title of "Hindu, Hindu and Hindus Identity Contest" he pointed out the disagreement of opinion between Swami · Vivekananda and V. D. Savacal "Who is the Hindus?" In a speech by Professor Makarand Paranjape of Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, the dilemma faced by scholars in the settlement of events in Swamiji has been pointed out. This was provided by his followers and skeptics. By Historian / Critic

After this successful and inspirational speech, Swami Vivekananda made more speech about Hinduism and Buddism and peace and understanding between religions in Congress. Vivekananda's speech all have similar content, religious harmony and tolerance. After a speech in Chicago, Swami Vivekananda visited the US and gave lectures in New York, Detroit, Boston and Chicago. Later Swami Vivekananda also traveled to other European countries like England and Germany. He also acquired a famous degree at two American universities, but he refused because he felt it would affect his role as a priest.

September 11, 1893: Swami Vivekananda will make her first speech at the Chicago World Religious Council