1.) Pathos- He uses emotional connection to the audience, talking about his childhood and how he was adopted. He mentions him getting fired from a company he designed. He gave a quote say sometime life hits you with a brick and you just have to get up and keep moving. He talks about his cancer that he was diagnosed with. 3.) He motivates the students not to give up and not to look at the negatives. He uses a lot of negative stories but some how ends up bringing them to be positive. When he talks about his cancer but then says he has gotten surgery and is fine now. Making some eye contact with the audience while doing his speech.
Trying to convince them to follow their hearts and try to get them to believe they had to "connect the dots". To not lose faith no matter what happens. To do something that you love to do and don't settle for less then that.
Pathos, his adoption story is trying to hit an emotion inside of you. Talking about his parents lack of education and how hard is adoption processes was and then goes on to talk about the other struggles in his life like going to college and being at college.
He connected with the audience gave life stories that some of the kids may have been able too relate too he also kept a light, funny tone keeping their attention but not making a long drawn out boring speech.
pathos. steve jobs talks about his past life and how he was put up for adoption. steve jobs talked to the kids about not worrying about there future life as much, because what you want to happen wont always happen.
he was told not to expact to live much more than a couple months.
created apple, this is what he did that was positive.
1.he convinced them college was important yet he had not gone, and that they need to trust that everything happens for a reason 2.pathos- he was adopted, he was basically homeless, fired from his own business, diagnosed with cancer, 3. to do great work, but to do great work they must love what they do
1. Believing that everything happens for a reason. And to love what you do. 2. Ethos- he was left by his biological mother as a young child - he dropped out of college and go fired from his own business - he was diagnosed with cancer, planned to die, but had surgery and lived 3.He connected with the audience to let them know that he is just like one of us, and that it is okay to make mistakes; its not the end of the road.
1. Even if college is not for you do what you want with your life. When life takes a turn in a way that seem strange at the time, go with it and don't loose faith.
2. Logos- grew from two people in a garage to a 2 billion dollar company. Not one person wants to die.
3.A positive thing that Steve Jobs did while speaking is that he uses humor and facts to convey a point yet keep the attention of the audience.
1. To stay in college, live a good life, get good education, live life to the fullest 2. Pathos- mother put him up for adoption, his adoptive parents had to promise that he would go to college 3. told them that they need to find the good in bad things that happen. He provided examples about what kinds of bad things that happened to him, and how he was able to get past it and look on the bright side.
pathos: He said things like "This is probably the closest I'm ever going to get to a college graduation" and "Windows copied the mac" he appealed to the audience in a comical manner. Steve Jobs never stuttered when he talked and he kept looking up at the audience. He took bad things and turned them around to share a message to the college graduates.
1. He wants kids to stay in College, to obtain all they could. 2. Pathos Examples: mother put him up for adoption, he dropped out so his parents could afford something, luck was on his side, he worked on hope, have to have trust, believe in it. a failure can start something great and enlightening, Importance is thought driven. 3.He admitted his own failures, stayed on topic, and gave advice that he could relate to and give a personal example.
1. Steve Jobs is trying to convince his audience not to worry about trying to "connect the dots" of the future, but to trust that the dots they are comfortable and happy with following will come together to make a beautiful picture of their life. 2. Pathos "Good work is what you love to do" "Remembering that I will be dead soon is the most important tool in my life" "There is no reason not to follow your heart" "about a year ago I was diagnosed with cancer" "I was told not to expect to live for more than a couple months" 3. He caught the audiences attention and was able to keep it through the entire speech. He had made a connection with his audience and got them to laugh, and kept them interested.
1. He is trying to convince them that you can't decide what your fate is going to be. You have to have faith that your future is going to be good in order to live a happy and successful life. He also said that you have to do something you love to be able to enjoy life and to not settle for less than what you deserve. Live your life the way you want to live it and don't let others influence you.
2. Pathos: *he explained his life growing up. *he got fired from apple, but was able to start other companies because of this. *he explained his story about how he got diagnosed with cancer.
3. He kept his speech light and humorous. It kept my attention, his speech wasn't boring. He kept it interesting.
1) Reed College helped him even though he didn't graduate, do what you love it will all work out, live each day like it is your last so that you put your best out everyday. 2) Ethos. Steve Jobs talks about his own stories. 3) He showed how his negatives created his positives. He made eye contact with his listeners. He made pauses for the listeners to take in what he was saying. He is confident and does not stutter.
1) Steve Jobs is trying to convince his audience that they need to follow their own path and do what they love, and make sure you live to the fullest while you do it. 2) Examples of Pathos: Says that Windows copied the Mac- Humor, Rejected from Apple but still loved what he did- Nobility, Believes that not doing what you love everyday is bad because death is in our lives- Fear 3) As a speaker, Steve Jobs put the perspective of fearing the future and made it seem like as long as you followed your heart your future will not be full of regret. He has great humor, does not stutter, and confident in his speech.
1. He is trying to convince the audience that college is important, even though he had not finished. He convinced them that everything happens for a reason and it things will always get better in life. 2. Pathos- Telling the audience that he would go to get one good meal every week, connecting his tough life to people that have it rough. 3. Steve Jobs did a good job including life stories to help show the graduates that learning is important and to never give up in life, even if you believe your future is going to be a disappointment. He has good annunciation and fluency, along with good stage presence. He links his points to the audience and gives pause.
Pathos- He was put up for adoption and made the parents promise to take him to college. Didn't have a dorm room, slept on the floor in friends rooms. Calligraphy was beautiful and he found it fascinating. You can not connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backwards. He still loved the company after he was fired. He met his wife and had a wonderful family together. your work will fill a great part of your life and the only way to fulfill your work is to do what you love. you are already naked there is no reason to not follow your heart. he was diagnosed with cancer and was told to go home and tell his kids everything that he was supposed to tell them over the next 10 years. Death is the destination that we all share no one has escaped it. Your time is wasted so don not waste it living someone else's life. he wished that they would stay hungry and stay foolish. Steve jobs as a speaker sounds confident, ensured a good future for all, shared stories, and connected with the audience
Pathos. Used his life before he was born to grab the attention of the audience. Uses many instances of dropping out of college, finding what you love, being lost, to really connect to the audience. He puts in examples from his life to really get down to earth with the audience.
1.Trying to convince the audience to follow your heart and dreams, that they can do great things. 2.Pathos- He tells us about how he was adopted and he also tells us about his hardships he had and how he overcame them. Like getting fired, about love and death. 3.He was taking all these negatives and making them seem like they were not so bad. Kind of making them positives. He is also very confident and he connects with the audience.
2.Pathos- He talked about how he wasn't wanted by his biological mother and how he was only given to his parents because they promised that he would go to college. He talks about how he was 30 and fired from what he loved doing. He talks also about how he feels like he let future business people down with being fired. He mentions his family also. He says you have to "love what you do" and that applies to the college students hes talking to. He then talked about how he has cancer and how his doctors told him to prepare to die, but then they told him, once he had a biopsy done, that he could have surgery done to cure him.
3. He continues to look up throughout his speech, he also speaks very clearly, he is very comfortable in front of everyone, he "lets things sink in"
1. Attempting to motivate the audience that it's important to pursue your dreams. Do everything that you want while you have the opportunity to accomplish your desires while living. Don't let circumstances or people stop or slow you down from following your dreams.
2. Pathos - don't lose faith, find what you love, and keep on pursuing your dream, don't waste your life on trying to fulfill someone else's dream
3.He sounds confident and keeps the audience entertain. He connects with the audience and pause when giving good reason.
1. He tries to convince the audience to live life to the fullest and do what you love. 2. Jobs uses Pathos especially when he talks about his near death experience with pancreatic cancer. 3. He pauses and makes eye contact with the audience.
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ReplyDeletepathos - he's telling stories about his life that some people can relate to and connect with.
ReplyDeleteHe encouraged people.
1.) Pathos- He uses emotional connection to the audience, talking about his childhood and how he was adopted. He mentions him getting fired from a company he designed. He gave a quote say sometime life hits you with a brick and you just have to get up and keep moving. He talks about his cancer that he was diagnosed with.
ReplyDelete3.) He motivates the students not to give up and not to look at the negatives. He uses a lot of negative stories but some how ends up bringing them to be positive. When he talks about his cancer but then says he has gotten surgery and is fine now. Making some eye contact with the audience while doing his speech.
Trying to convince them to follow their hearts and try to get them to believe they had to "connect the dots". To not lose faith no matter what happens. To do something that you love to do and don't settle for less then that.
ReplyDeletePathos, his adoption story is trying to hit an emotion inside of you. Talking about his parents lack of education and how hard is adoption processes was and then goes on to talk about the other struggles in his life like going to college and being at college.
He connected with the audience gave life stories that some of the kids may have been able too relate too he also kept a light, funny tone keeping their attention but not making a long drawn out boring speech.
pathos. steve jobs talks about his past life and how he was put up for adoption.
ReplyDeletesteve jobs talked to the kids about not worrying about there future life as much, because what you want to happen wont always happen.
he was told not to expact to live much more than a couple months.
created apple, this is what he did that was positive.
1.he convinced them college was important yet he had not gone, and that they need to trust that everything happens for a reason
ReplyDelete2.pathos- he was adopted, he was basically homeless, fired from his own business, diagnosed with cancer,
3. to do great work, but to do great work they must love what they do
1. Believing that everything happens for a reason. And to love what you do.
ReplyDelete2. Ethos- he was left by his biological mother as a young child
- he dropped out of college and go fired from his own business
- he was diagnosed with cancer, planned to die, but had surgery and lived
3.He connected with the audience to let them know that he is just like one of us, and that it is okay to make mistakes; its not the end of the road.
1. Even if college is not for you do what you want with your life. When life takes a turn in a way that seem strange at the time, go with it and don't loose faith.
ReplyDelete2. Logos- grew from two people in a garage to a 2 billion dollar company. Not one person wants to die.
3.A positive thing that Steve Jobs did while speaking is that he uses humor and facts to convey a point yet keep the attention of the audience.
1. To stay in college, live a good life, get good education, live life to the fullest
ReplyDelete2. Pathos- mother put him up for adoption, his adoptive parents had to promise that he would go to college
3. told them that they need to find the good in bad things that happen. He provided examples about what kinds of bad things that happened to him, and how he was able to get past it and look on the bright side.
pathos: He said things like "This is probably the closest I'm ever going to get to a college graduation" and "Windows copied the mac" he appealed to the audience in a comical manner. Steve Jobs never stuttered when he talked and he kept looking up at the audience. He took bad things and turned them around to share a message to the college graduates.
ReplyDelete1) Steve jobs is trying to convince the graduates of Stanford to take chances, live life, don't lose faith, and to do what they love.
ReplyDelete2) Ethos: Steve Jobs is speaking (not a college graduate, adopted son), Reid College, Apple Inc., Stanford University, Pixar, Next
3) Jobs used humor and personal experience to engage the audience and keep them interested.
1. He wants kids to stay in College, to obtain all they could.
ReplyDelete2. Pathos
Examples: mother put him up for adoption, he dropped out so his parents could afford something, luck was on his side, he worked on hope, have to have trust, believe in it. a failure can start something great and enlightening, Importance is thought driven.
3.He admitted his own failures, stayed on topic, and gave advice that he could relate to and give a personal example.
1. Steve Jobs is trying to convince his audience not to worry about trying to "connect the dots" of the future, but to trust that the dots they are comfortable and happy with following will come together to make a beautiful picture of their life.
ReplyDelete2. Pathos "Good work is what you love to do" "Remembering that I will be dead soon is the most important tool in my life" "There is no reason not to follow your heart" "about a year ago I was diagnosed with cancer" "I was told not to expect to live for more than a couple months"
3. He caught the audiences attention and was able to keep it through the entire speech. He had made a connection with his audience and got them to laugh, and kept them interested.
1. He is trying to convince them that you can't decide what your fate is going to be. You have to have faith that your future is going to be good in order to live a happy and successful life. He also said that you have to do something you love to be able to enjoy life and to not settle for less than what you deserve. Live your life the way you want to live it and don't let others influence you.
ReplyDelete2. Pathos:
*he explained his life growing up.
*he got fired from apple, but was able to start other companies because of this.
*he explained his story about how he got diagnosed with cancer.
3. He kept his speech light and humorous. It kept my attention, his speech wasn't boring. He kept it interesting.
1) Reed College helped him even though he didn't graduate, do what you love it will all work out, live each day like it is your last so that you put your best out everyday.
ReplyDelete2) Ethos. Steve Jobs talks about his own stories.
3) He showed how his negatives created his positives. He made eye contact with his listeners. He made pauses for the listeners to take in what he was saying. He is confident and does not stutter.
1. A bad thing could be a good thing if you just have a positive attitude.
ReplyDelete2. Pathos-being adopted, sleeping on the floor, only one good meal a week, got fired, loved what you do, near death, cancer
3. He kept the audience involved.
1) Steve Jobs is trying to convince his audience that they need to follow their own path and do what they love, and make sure you live to the fullest while you do it.
ReplyDelete2) Examples of Pathos: Says that Windows copied the Mac- Humor, Rejected from Apple but still loved what he did- Nobility, Believes that not doing what you love everyday is bad because death is in our lives- Fear
3) As a speaker, Steve Jobs put the perspective of fearing the future and made it seem like as long as you followed your heart your future will not be full of regret. He has great humor, does not stutter, and confident in his speech.
1. He is trying to convince the audience that college is important, even though he had not finished. He convinced them that everything happens for a reason and it things will always get better in life.
ReplyDelete2. Pathos- Telling the audience that he would go to get one good meal every week, connecting his tough life to people that have it rough.
3. Steve Jobs did a good job including life stories to help show the graduates that learning is important and to never give up in life, even if you believe your future is going to be a disappointment. He has good annunciation and fluency, along with good stage presence. He links his points to the audience and gives pause.
Pathos- He was put up for adoption and made the parents promise to take him to college. Didn't have a dorm room, slept on the floor in friends rooms. Calligraphy was beautiful and he found it fascinating. You can not connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backwards. He still loved the company after he was fired. He met his wife and had a wonderful family together. your work will fill a great part of your life and the only way to fulfill your work is to do what you love. you are already naked there is no reason to not follow your heart. he was diagnosed with cancer and was told to go home and tell his kids everything that he was supposed to tell them over the next 10 years. Death is the destination that we all share no one has escaped it. Your time is wasted so don not waste it living someone else's life. he wished that they would stay hungry and stay foolish.
ReplyDeleteSteve jobs as a speaker sounds confident, ensured a good future for all, shared stories, and connected with the audience
Pathos. Used his life before he was born to grab the attention of the audience. Uses many instances of dropping out of college, finding what you love, being lost, to really connect to the audience. He puts in examples from his life to really get down to earth with the audience.
ReplyDelete1.Trying to convince the audience to follow your heart and dreams, that they can do great things.
ReplyDelete2.Pathos- He tells us about how he was adopted and he also tells us about his hardships he had and how he overcame them. Like getting fired, about love and death.
3.He was taking all these negatives and making them seem like they were not so bad. Kind of making them positives. He is also very confident and he connects with the audience.
2.Pathos- He talked about how he wasn't wanted by his biological mother and how he was only given to his parents because they promised that he would go to college. He talks about how he was 30 and fired from what he loved doing. He talks also about how he feels like he let future business people down with being fired. He mentions his family also. He says you have to "love what you do" and that applies to the college students hes talking to. He then talked about how he has cancer and how his doctors told him to prepare to die, but then they told him, once he had a biopsy done, that he could have surgery done to cure him.
ReplyDelete3. He continues to look up throughout his speech, he also speaks very clearly, he is very comfortable in front of everyone, he "lets things sink in"
1. If you do what you enjoy you will have ups and downs but it all happens for a reason
ReplyDelete2.Pathos: makes fun of self not graduating, personal story, put up for adoption,
3.Humerus, personal accounts/story's, smooth speaking not many "Uhm" moments
1. Attempting to motivate the audience that it's important to pursue your dreams. Do everything that you want while you have the opportunity to accomplish your desires while living. Don't let circumstances or people stop or slow you down from following your dreams.
ReplyDelete2. Pathos - don't lose faith, find what you love, and keep on pursuing your dream, don't waste your life on trying to fulfill someone else's dream
3.He sounds confident and keeps the audience entertain. He connects with the audience and pause when giving good reason.
1. He tries to convince the audience to live life to the fullest and do what you love.
ReplyDelete2. Jobs uses Pathos especially when he talks about his near death experience with pancreatic cancer.
3. He pauses and makes eye contact with the audience.