Hasty Generalization/Misleading Authority | "One
possible motive for The Ripper to have killed these five women, and sent letters to the press, was that he thought that he had been chosen by God. Perhaps by killing these five women he would be inflicting five wounds upon society's church, government, science, literature, and people." |
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Accident | "Perhaps Jack the Ripper
percieved himself as a ‘messiah’ who, by killing within a religious site in Londons east upon the feast days of martyred saints, could sin and be forgiven. These saints were all eastern crusaders, and parton saints of Innocence, Butchers, Soldiers, Doctors, and Scholars. The Ripper may have attempted to simulate the key concepts of the original crucifixtion. Perhaps by killing five percieved ‘sinners’ Jack the Ripper was attempting to project the five wounds of Christ’s crucifixion onto a stigmata of immediate social impact. And thus, as a crusading knight, Jack the Ripper could elect himself a key player in an apocalypse and be forgiven of his sins." |
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Texas Sharpshooter | "The first reports of a suspect in
the Whitechapel murders gave the desription as someone owning a leather apron. Francis Thompson later claimed that he owned a leather apron during his homelessness during 1888." |
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This blog will be filled with data analysis samples created by students in my COMM 274 class at TLU. You will see a variety of types of rhetorical analysis methods on display here.
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Sunday, February 15, 2015
Francis Thompson- Emily Solis
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