Antigone, the daughter of King Oedipus, is the primary protagonist of the Ancient Greek writer Sophocles’ play: Antigone. Throughout the play, Antigone fights against her uncle (the new king of Thebes) to exercise her principles as an individual and uses many examples of rhetoric to support her claims throughout the play. Some background information: Thebes […]
In Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, The conspirators (Trebonius, Cinna, Ligarius, Decius, Metellus, Casca, and Brutus) killed Caesar in 45 BC. They killed him because they were afraid that if Caesar were to be in power he would become reckless,he wouldn’t think about the relationships he had, and that many people would get hurt, so […]
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Get startedIn the letter of Lord Chesterfield written in the eighteenth-century is declaring a fee of a strong schooling in which is finished through a particular challenging work. Chesterfield makes use of a number of rhetorical strategies to exemplify to his son uses diction, repetition, pathos, and ethos. The tone that the author is using is […]
