Question

How are the concepts Ethos, Logos and Pathos represented in Chamberlain's speech

Answer 1

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Ethos is used to convince the Audience through the authority be it a notable or celebrity or any experienced figure and many times it is called an appeal to the ethics.

Pathos is used or it is a way to convince an audience by creating a kind of convincing story. It is also called an appeal to the emotions.

Logos is a story to decipher an audience with different reasons with the help of using different facts.

Chamberlain's full name was Neville Chamberlain. He was born on 18 March in England. He attended a Rugby school and later went to Mason College. He became the chairman of the conservation party in 1930 and resigned in 1940. He died on 9th November 1940 from cancer.

So In the speech of Chamberlain's if we talk about the

An ethos where he tried to convince the audience by saying the words or build the trust of an audience that no man can state that government would have performed more in order to keep the way open for ab honorable settlement of the disputes which Is arising between the Poland and Germany.

In Pathos, he tried to convince the audience by saying that it only remains for us to set our teeth and to enter the struggles and he also said that the responsibility may not fall on him to ask whether the country accepts this arbitrament of war.