Abstract
Rhetoric in an argument consists of appeals to one’s logos, or logic, ethos, or ethics, and pathos, or emotions. When combined, and used correctly, these tools can create an impenetrable argument. When used incorrectly, the argument collapses in on itself like a dying star. Rush Holt’s article concerning American’s learning foreign language engages all three facets of rhetoric in an attempt to convince readers of how important being bilingual, or trilingual is in today’s world. While he asserts logic accurately, earning himself a great deal of credibility, his article flails as he attempts to appeal Continue reading...
