He is using logos here because he is giving us biological facts about lobster. Wallace continues to use logos and tells us more about lobsters like when they are most active, where they migrate, and the different between soft and hard shell lobsters.
Subsequently, Wallace starts to introduce the ways you can cook lobster. "Lobster can be baked, broiled, steamed, grilled, sautéed, stir-fried, or microwaved" (241). The most common way is boiling, and the lobsters are supposed to be alive when you put them in the kettle. This is where the main purpose of the article is mentioned. "Is it all right to boil a sentient creature alive just for our gustatory pleasure?" (Wallace 243). He isn't so much arguing if it is morally wrong or not, he is forcing us to ask ourselves these questions. Are we hurting the lobster? Is it morally wrong to boil and eat them? Wallace is confused himself and is trying to figure out these questions. Is it just a matter of personal choice? He describes how there are activists that come to the lobster festivals to protest and advertise their opinions that boiling the lobsters for our pleasure is wrong and it hurts them. There is also people that say the opposite like Dick, who says that lobster's brain is different and doesn't have a part that allows them to feel pain, like us humans do. They supposedly do not have a cerebral cortex, but that whole argument is not clear because they don't know for sure that other parts of the brain are involved with pain. But then again, as Wallace describes, when you put the lobster in the boiling water you can tell it is suffering. "Even if you cover the kettle and turn away, you can usually hear the cover rattling and clanking as the lobster tries to push it off. Or the creature's claws scraping the sides of the kettle as it thrashes around" (Wallace 248). So, that right there is evidence that the lobster is suffering and does feel pain.
Lobster A lobster is an invertebrate that has an exoskeleton. ... Molting is where the lobster sheds its external shell. ... A lobster starts out as one small egg of thousands located on the mothers tail. ... One cool thing about a lobster is they continue to grow until they die. ... This is if they were still good who would use a rotting lobster as money....
At this point the lobster resembles a small lobster rather than a small shrimp. 5. ... Adult Lobster After 5-7 years and many molts (around 25) the juvenile lobster has finally grown into an adult lobster and are now about 60mm long. ... Juvenile/Adult Lobster Diet At this point the lobster has become predators. ... This alpha lobster is the only lobster that female lobsters will want to copulate with. ... Anatomy of a Lobster The lobster is composed of two main parts. ...
Hence, rhetorical strategies enhanced the level my of persuasion in rhetorical analysis through concentrating on a couple of problems to dodge. ... Throughout the semester, I've used rhetorical analysis by implementing two different methods, which include the standard/basic appeal towards rhetorical analysis; it requests writers to consider the total overall communicative goals within a text and how some parts of its parts are in relation. ... Another strategy is known as complete rhetorical analysis, which is highly interactive because it requires the writer to address cumulative effects...
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Rhetorical Analysis of George W. ... One example in which it appears is in his audience analysis. ... Bush also uses pathos appeal by depicting the image that terrorism will "follow in the path of fascism, and Nazism, and totalitarianism," all of which Americans consider to be horrible and unacceptable. ... Bush's speech to the Nation was rhetorical tropes and schemes. ... His well organized combination of ethos and pathos appeals and rhetorical tropes and schemes work ...
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