The Day Then It End

The year that women decided to fundament up for their rights was the year that the case Roe vs. walk came about. The reason of the article that I chose was a writer for a newspaper, and is reliable for this aspect. The write could have chosen to write this article because he or she felt strongly about the womens rights that were at jeopardy at the time. The article takes take in a town in Texas where a woman was denied the choice of having an abortion. The article then continues to upset you facts about the lawcourt case, the different opinions of the jury, and the final ruling.The article that I chose was over the case and covered galore(postnominal) aspects about the rights of women and their right to choose. The biggest part of this article is the authors choice to use pathos as an explanation as to why the case happened. This is evident through and throughout the intact article, as it is written over a in truth touchy subject. Some terms that we see disunite through out the article be privacy and choice. These relate to pathos because they make you see just what was at jeopardy for non only Roe, but women all across the United States.When the word privacy is continually used, it evokes the emotion that women were be violated in the means of privacy. This is too used to evoke an emotion that in no room is abortion a right to privacy, which is seen in the portion of the article titled take issue Opinion. The word choice is seen multiple times throughout the article and can evoke two different kinds of emotions as well. On one hand, the word choice is used to really hit home to you in the demeanor that a persons right to choose what they do with their body was at stake, and on the some other hand, you feel the emotion that the fetus right to choose to live was at stake.These are both very sensitive subjects and can evoke emotion no matter the opinion on the issue. Evoking emotion through stating both emotional views and opinions has the la rgest effect on people throughout this article. The next conjure that this article has is that of ethos. The entire article from start to finish is filled with ethos appeals, since it is a newspaper article about a court ruling. Throughout the article, we can see the ethos appeals within the different court and medical terms.Some of these words and phrases that are repeated throughout the article are the court has ruled (and small variations) and Amendment. These words increase the trustworthiness of the author of the article by making her seem interchangeable she was involved with the law and understands it to a point. Even though we can tell that the author is just a writer for a newspaper, but we can tell by the use of these words that she is understanding of the court terms in general. These terms also become from actual quotes and speeches from within the Roe vs.Wade case, which is apparent in the sections of the article titled Majority Opinion and Dissenting Opinion. The ef fect that these appeals have on people is that it gives them a better feeling of the authors credentials, knowing that what they are reading was written by an author that knows what they are talking about. The final appeal that is apparent throughout the article is that of logos. Although not as frequently used, the appeal of logos is still there. cardinal specific example of a logos appeal is when the article states, -judge federal court ruled that Texas abortion law unconstitutional, and the case was the appealed directly to the U. S. Supreme Court. This is a logos appeal because it applied to the coherent side of the article in the way that it made the law maker go back and be more specific about what they were talking about. Finally, we take a look at how the author wrote this article. piece the author uses the logos, ethos, and pathos appeals, the author uses a certain word choice, tone, and syntax throughout the article to also get their point across.Throughout the article , we see the author using very sophisticated and superior word choice, much(prenominal) as Amendments and Constitutional. These words also influence her tone, making the piece sound very near this is how it should be. The article is over abortion which is a very serious topic for women everywhere. We also get a trustworthy feeling out of the article because of these factors. Included in word choice is the repetition of certain words and phrases. These phrases open your eyes to what happens to women almost every day, still, even after the Roe vs.Wade case was over. Also, the author used no figurative language at all, which made it seem even more professional than a speech or anything other than something based strictly on facts and stuck to an objective tone throughout. In conclusion, this article is very professional and appeals to many groups of people through the logos, pathos, and ethos appeals about abortion and the Roe vs. Wade case. Although it had a lot of emotional appeal , it also had a huge professional feel, making it seem like a trustworthy article.