Summary Of Rhetorical Analysis Essay By Cesar Chavez

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Although interpretable in a myriad of ways, the famous quote by Cesar Chavez is enshrouded by both an optimistic and pessimistic mindset; both of which are profoundly used to convey a single moral. In a sense, the entire quotation is an extended metaphor, all likely to “connect” with the reader on a personal level to further emphasize his initial points, rather than to generalize it; thereby making the message less effective. The following essay is intended to review, reorientate Chavez’s quote with the usage of careful analysis from both an ethical and logical standpoint. We all live in distant, fundamental realities from which we all have different visions for our futures, yet sometimes such visions are blinded by a curse that is reality. However, reality is just as much as a curse as it is an illusion; it can be voided or changed with various amounts of effort. To connect this philosophical inquiry with the following excerpt from Chavez’s quote: “Perhaps we can bring the day when children will learn from their earliest days that being fully man and fully woman means to give one’s life to the liberation of the brother who suffers.”, the reader can infer that Chavez believes that the process of becoming a man and woman from adolescence should consist of the realization that there will always be another being within the …show more content…
His clever choice of words through metaphors makes the statement personal to the reader so that he/she could initialize Chavez’s quote for his/hers specific lifestyle, perhaps allowing the reader to gain incentive to spread his visions for the world. The reader, you, can be the brother who suffers, or the full man or woman who now gives their lives for the liberation of him. It is conclusively, as Chavez likely wanted, all down to the reader, and also to the people who he hopes that the reader will pass on his message
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