Purpose:
To
get the attention of women, parents, and the higher up. To try to change how
women are raised and treated, increasing their statuses.
Audience:
Women, parents, Japanese government, everyone.
Claim:
Women need education and need to learn responsibility. Also the way parents
raise their children needs to be changed.
Pathos:
Ms
Kishida used a lot of pathos in her speech. Through her words she showed her
frustration but to me in a calmly manner. She probably wasn't fired up and
screaming, given the background of Japanese people to be of the quiet nature.
But I could feel the passion she had for the topic as I read it. When she uses
the line “The parents of the daughter in this box treat her not with affection;
rather, they bring her only harm.” That would get any parent riled up and
angry. They are raising their daughter in the way they were taught and
believed, yet this person is saying they are harming them. They would probably
be appalled too because they believe they are shielding them and protecting
them not harming them.
Ethos:
I
thought she had ethos in her speech but very little. I know that she grew up in
Kyoto so she had to have seen or been in a box before. She is also a woman
fighting for her freedom so that gave her ethos right there because she is
woman and goes through what they woman back then went through. When she talks
about the reading that are passed down to be read that gave her some ethos also
because she was able to show that she knows what she’s talking about.
Logos:
there was no Logos at all so then the speech wasn't as well supported as it
could have been if it had, had numbers.
Effectiveness:
Very
effective if I were in Japan at that time I would want to follow her because
the way she spoke was brilliant her examples were perfect.
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