Category: Effective Communication

Monsters, as explain by Richard Kearney, are, &something in us, made manifest in our response to certain experiences of chaos, disorder and desolation in nature (Kearney, 39). In this sense, our responses to situational conflict can provide the building blocks for monsters; our anxieties from tragedy, horror, and terror will transform reality into fictional and…

Have you ever sat in a room where every single person is staring at their phone screen, preoccupied by the world of technology? The room is silent. This silence is not on purpose but is rather a result of the lack of face-to-face communication. Everyone in the room is too fixated on what is displayed…

In 1962, the United States was emerging from a recession and the biggest steel organizations raised its costs by 3.5%. Kenndey, alongside numerous different Americans, was irritated encompassing the choice to raise steel costs. While Kenndey addresses the choice he utilizes numerous instances of rhetorical strategies such as cause-and-effect and comparing and contrasting, to represent…

John F. Kennedy had a very powerful response after the increase of steel price in 1962. In his speech made on April 11, 1962, he is extremely effective in his use of rhetorical strategies to convey his message. Kennedy gives off a disapproving tone and strong diction in order to clearly get his point across.…

September 12th,1962, the height of the Cold War, tensions between the US and Soviet Union were at a high and both nations were trying to outdo the other. It was a common belief that the Americans were losing the Space Race since the USSR had become the first nation to put a man in space.…

In todays global business world, communication plays vital role in maintaining a good quality of understanding with each other so that there comes no problem in linking up with fellow workers. Workplaces success and efficiency wholly depend upon how effective the communication takes place. Many communicate through means of verbal and nonverbal format. Verbal communication…

Imagine a situation where you were subjected to unpleasant terms or conditions that you never agreed to in the first place. Nonetheless, you must go through the said situations since an individual claiming to be a representative of yours accented to it, thereby making it a binding agreement. Now, imagine not giving up the power…

Journalist, Jeremy Rifkin in his newspaper article A Change of Heart about Animals, published in Los Angeles Times (2003) addresses the topic of animal science and argues that animals are similar to humans in multiple aspects as in emotional, somewhat mental, and behavioral. Jeremy Rifkin supports his claim by presenting multiple animal studies conducted at…

Hospitalization can occur frequently in older adults and can result in changes to their regular routine to following hospital protocol  meals being given at set times, scheduled medications, or perhaps being put on precautions they were previously not on. This change in routine can cause clients to feel less in control of their lifestyle,…

Imagine presents the argument by John Lennon that world peace is a necessity. This song has become a large part of pop culture, Lennon proves his argument through the use of several different examples of throughout history. He uses rhetorical strategies like ethos, pathos, and logos. Imagine is a song about a better world, he…