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Martin Luther King: Speech Techniques

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The strength of Where Do We Go from Here lies in its ability to deliver the idea of dissatisfaction to the Christian Leadership Conference, and the African-American community at large. King's understanding of the African-Americans' Christian beliefs allows him to speak in a way that urges the support of his audience in light of overarching feelings of dissatisfaction toward inequality. It is apparent that King presents this speech with a main goal of voicing the dissatisfaction of African-Americans. His use of antithesis and repetition allows him to convey his main goals with simplicity and comprehensiveness. Hence, his use of allusions, antithesis and repetition aim to encourage a change in societal norms and place emphasis on his main goal of expressing the dissatisfaction of his community. King’s ability to employ placatory and persuasive speech techniques ultimately places him as one of the most skilled orators of history.

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Martin Luther King Jr., an American Baptist Minister and skilled black rights activist, was a symbol of this civil rights movement. King presented his speech, Where Do We Go from Here, at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1967. His comprehensive use of persuasive techniques place emphasis on his main goals of vocalising the dissatisfaction that African-Americans have toward the starkly unequal world that they live in. With the intention and idea of expressing the dissatisfaction of African-Americans, King employs unique oratorical skills. In this extract, King uses a plethora of allusions, antithesis, repetition and ‘the rule of three' to effectively convey his main goals. King urges the support of the a...
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