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Language And Power

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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Language And Power

Analyzing How Bad Do You Want It Speech
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Analysis of the Speech

  • Speech written and delivered by Eric Thomas- Motivational Speaker
  • I listen to it every night, and know the words by heart.
  • The literary devices and delivery of speech make it relatable and inspirational
  • Language truly is power in this example.
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The Power of Repetition

  • "When YOU Want To Succeed". "As bad as YOU want to breathe". "YOU gotta be".
  • "SLEEP, he said, SLEEP, SLEEP is for those who are broke.
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Hyperbole

  • Hyperbole is used and overused by every individual daily in modern culture.
  • It has the power to boost and raise our self image, but also diminish the way we view ourselves and give power to others
  • Hyperbole makes this speech feel personally written for the individual. The extreme but honest examples given by Eric Thomas make the audience question what they are doing to be successful.
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Hyperbole Examples

  • "She forgot that she didn't eat. Cause she was engaged.'
  • "Sleep is for those who are broke"
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Persuasion

  • The Persuasion gives the true power to the speech, and the speakers power over the audience.
  • The speaker is able to convince the audience that they truly aren't working hard enough, and they truly don't want to succeed.
  • "You will never be successful until I don't have to give you a dime for you to what you do".
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The Ways Language Is Power

  • To conclude from the speech, the language and delivery creates a power for the speaker over the audience.
  • Repetition engrains the speakers beliefs to the audience.
  • Hyperbole makes the audience question how much they do daily
  • Persuasion from Eric Thomas makes the speech feel personal and relatable
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