A Rhetoric Analysis Of Beautiful By Christina Aguilera

For my topic my contemporary rhetoric research paper on the song “Beautiful” by Christina Aguilera. I chose to write about this song because this is a classic pop song that everyone knows that we can still relate to, or for others around us. I’ve noticed that everyone is so quick to jump in love and no one love their self-first. As I listened to this song, I was able to find many examples of pathos. The audience that I would like to connect to is our generation that is suffering from everyday struggles of relationships causing insecurities in a woman as well as to just not loving yourself. This is also for individuals that are suffering from depression, Self-acceptance as well as encouraging self-harm. I think this song stand out because being
In the process, cosmetic and healing rationales become blurred as patients pursue an expansive, qualitatively defined state of well-being that I call ‘esthetic health’.” Our generation want the perfect body and I know all of us at least once thought about getting something done to our bodies. It’s because of what we see and what the media represents as being normal. Listening to this song Christina lets you know that everyone is not the same but we all are beautiful. This article goes to show that women are less insecure when they love their selves for who they are. Throughout this song Christina used a lot pathos and I would base this song off of an emotional setting. Christina is able to persuade us by using pathos lyrically and ethos and logos visually. This song was for Christina and her need for self-affirmation through this song. Things that dealt with the social influences of the pop culture- driven society. This would be scrutinized as a form of symbolic communication. This message is heard because pop music is popular and that allows more people to hear this song and the message more often. The
If we want anyone in this world to accept us it would be our parents. That’s where we tend to beat ourselves up following the lead of our parents. This is a controller to help not beat ourselves up and become better individuals. She realized that she can become something better and that dark cloud that will always be there will not let her down for the rest of her life. There are things that can be accomplished and ways to get over situations that can creep up on you anytime. . In the song she uses pathos again,” To all your friends you’re delirious, so consumed in all your doom. Trying hard to fill emptiness. The pieces gone, left the puzzle undone. Is that the way it is?” she wanted us to pity her character. She used pathos by drawing the audience into the song emotionally like she needed us to and wanted us to, to listen to the message. She knew that this would be a subject at hand that not many others would want to come out and speak upon. You never know what someone is going through behind closed doors, even the closest people to you. She allowed this song to show others what she stands for and not only did that build up more fans but a more diverse fan group. There is a use