Rhetorical Analysis Of 'I Have A Dream'

“I personally think that this speech helped me mentally and physically. I become aware of the peace that this could bring the nation. It was written with an organised and systematic format. Martin was very direct aside from the complex figurative speech he used. Martin reinforced so much of the country’s history into his speech. All the strengths and weaknesses involved. His pattern and structure throughout the speech was developed and explained clearly. His repetition of the phrase ‘I have a dream’ is an excellent way to catch people’s attention.

However, the speech can be said to be biased as he may have written it based on experience. There are certain aspects that I am concerned about. One would be: Why did he choose this particular figurative …show more content…
For years Adolf Hitler was just another crime-committing hypocrite. In reality, Adolf Hitler was the definition of unconscious insanity. He was a dictator hiding behind stimulants and narcotics. Heroin, Morphine, Methamphetamine, Eukodal, Pervitin and a variety of injections were all consumed regularly by Adolf Hitler, a deranged individual.

He helped himself to overwhelming quantities of cocaine and fed his own militants high doses of methamphetamine. Numerous prescribed drugs were given to soldiers to restraint them from getting …show more content…
They planted a bomb in his briefcase. However, the outcome was not as expected. Hitler ended up with disintegrated eardrums and a nervous breakdown. Morell prescribed Eukodal to Hitler for regular usage. “I call it the Fuhrer-high; it makes you feel on top of the world even if the world is collapsing around you” – Norman Ohler. Hitler would use Eukodal on several occasions and combine it with two daily doses of cocaine. Hitler was an abusive opiate user for many years. Especially, Cocaine was used creatively by Hitler. Hitler used eye drops containing Cocaine, Cocaine chewing gum which was invented by Dr. Gerhard Orzechowski, the head pharmacologist of the naval supreme command in the Baltic. Cocaine chewing gums were tested on prisoners at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. Prisoners were to keep walking and stay alert until they could not do so no more. Cocaine was commonly known as a ‘speedball,’ it increased Hitler’s euphoric state irrationally. The SS would deliver packages of Cocaine and Eukodal to Hitler