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Audre Lorde-The Use of Anger, "in contemporary public life in the…

- - - - This is an example of invoking emotion rhetoicality to convey a point. It bring to mind various powerful image as a call to arm of sort.
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    - - This show that due to the imbalance in power, the responsibility have been heavily skewed against the oppress to eradicate the sources of their oppression.
      - This quote is an example of pathos because the word choice can invoke an sense of incredulousness and anger.
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  - - - Think of the non-profit advertisement that play on tv that often time show black and white image to first engage your emotions before explaining their purpose or goal
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- - - - In her 1981 speech, Lorde observed, ‘‘Anger is loaded with information and energy’’ - pg 284
      - She intimated hypocrisy in such excuses: ‘‘I have heard this argument presented by white women of otherwise quite clear intelligence, women who seem to have no trouble at all teaching and reviewing work that comes out of the vastly different experiences of Shakespeare, Molie`re, Dostoevsky, and Aristophanes.’’ Having amused audiences by the incon- sistency of these excuses, she added, ‘‘Surely there must be some other explanation.’’ - pg286 (Audience)
      - Another reason to contemplate Lorde’s speech is the fact that anger was a major theme throughout the internationally acclaimed activist’s advocacy. - pg286
        
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