'Rhetorical Analysis Of Woman' By Roxane

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Roxane explains in this article that there is a perception about feminist that they have to be ongoing and pervasive. She discusses that feminism does not mean to be politically correct always but one can have his opinion about different issues where you do not need to be politically correct or incorrect. The main argument she is making in this article is about how to be a feminist. She argues that there are two types of feminism; one is good feminism and one if bad feminism. However, she explains that one should be feminism towards the less serious issues as well as the advocacy also applies to them. She is making this article credible appealing and credible by using quotes from different authors and events and quoting the dates. By doing that, she makes the audience think about that related event. For example, in her first paragraph, she quotes Judith Butler and continues using similar credible sources throughout the article. …show more content…

For examples, she tells the audience about what type of feminist is she and how she behaves in certain situation. It appeals the audience as they are her real life examples. For example, she writes, “I’m the kind of feminist who knows it is complete hypocrisy that actress Kristen Stewart is being publicly excoriated for cheating on her boyfriend Robert Pattinson even though, if you believe the tabloid stories, Pattinson cheated on her for years.” She continues to write, “I’m the kind of feminist who looks at the September 2012 issue of Vogue with the Edith Wharton photo spread and knows there’s a serious problem.” Using such examples of her feminist opinions is really effective as well as attractive for the audience because she motivates them to be outspoken about every

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