Read the excerpt from "Keynote Address."
The success of our economic system has freed [young
people of today] in ever-increasing numbers from the
tragedies of premature mortality and early labor. It has
built the schools in which they are being educated to
higher levels than ever in our nation's history. And this
progress has been achieved in a political system that
not only admits but safeguards the right of dissent.
So it should hardly surprise us when the children of
such progress demand to be heard when they become
aware of inequities still to be corrected. Neither should
we fear their voices. On the contrary, whether we know
it or not, the marching feet of youth have led us into a
new era of politics, and we can never turn back.
Mads Abin
and return
How does the speaker best develop logos in this
excerpt?
by explaining why he is hopeful that young people
will eventually be able to pursue an education
by trying to engage the audience with language such
as "the marching feet of youth"
O by including the opinions of young people on current
progress
O by listing achievements made in recent history

Please help me

A classical Greek philosophy notion that alludes to a universal divine reason that is immanent in nature yet transcending all oppositions and defects in the universe and mankind.

An everlasting and unchangeable truth that has existed from the beginning of time and is available to anybody who seeks it.

In literature, however, it speaks to the rhetoric of persuasion that relies on and appeals to the rationality of the audience.

How is Logos developed?

Because Logos draws upon rationality, the best way to develop logos is to ensure that there is adequate factual evidence to support ones claim or position.

Logos in fact is the strongest way to win an argument because evidence can not be argued against.

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