Rhetorical Analysis Of Here At Home

The stories heard through these 10 videos, give you a small glimpse into the lifestyle of the homeless, and how some have made big achievements in their lives to overcome it. In addition, to following others who have worked closely with the homeless. Through these videos, I will be focusing on three rhetorical components ethos, pathos, and logos that are used to persuade the audience. Beginning with ethos which is the idea that with a strong moral which is measured by being honest, ethical, and generous your audience will be more receptive to being persuaded. This method of persuasion can be seen in the video titled Here At Home: Evicted as it follows Theresa who was just evicted from her house, and explains to her caseworker Bouchra how it was her own fault. Through the video, you watch them both understand that to maintain a house Theresa will need to work on fixing her problems she is facing first. Setting a foundation
He explains that one of his hardest times was when he had given up entirely resulting in him losing his family, and kids. Due to his illness and not receiving help at the time he didn’t see his kids grow up. However, there was a moment in his life that he realized that he could change, and he put all his effect in making that a reality. Currently he is working at Amarosia Organic Garden farm where he picks up his participants and drives them to the farm. It can get stressful at times with dealing with the traffic contently, but he is on his feet again with a loving dog and house. However, he is now facing problems with his son as he is homeless, and heading down the road that he once had. Most people would be thrilled to hear their kid wants to grow up like you but, in Hectors case that is the furthest thing he wants his son to become. He is trying to show him that he could have a much better