"No Unwounded Soldier" is an affective argument to convince the American people to revere soldiers because it uses experiences and an appeal to feelings of graditude to expose a feeling of unappreciativeness towards soldiers.
I really liked this video!
Coming from a family of many military veterans, friends that serve, and intending to do the same myself, I cannot thank you enough for expounding on this very important issue. I really like how you chose to say that this blog post was “an affective argument” instead of effective; at first I thought that it may have been just a typo, but this argument does effectively affect the reader to go and do something.
ReplyDeleteI am totally one of those people who want to say thank you every time I see some in uniform. I think I have to go read this article you are writing about!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great topic! I'd have to say, I do the exact same thing Tessa does! I feel like we owe so much to the men and women who have served and are serving in the military.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good thesis and a RA about military should be interesting.
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