Why I Want A Wife Rhetorical Analysis

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Writing using pathos helps the reader connect with the authors feelings, along with creating sympathy. In the classic short essay, “Why I Want A Wife,” Judy Brady connects with the reader, which at the time was the readers of Ms. Magazine in 1972. Brady wants the wives of this time period to feel her pain. She easily connects with the readers when she states that she is a wife herself. Using the emotional appeal of pathos to reach out to her audience, Judy Brady sways her readers into feeling emotions they never have felt before. Throughout the essay, Brady’s tone is one of sarcasm, yet she weaves some truth into the matter; while making her argument relatable to each and every wife in some shape or form. Brady constructs a very emotional,
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