ENGLISH 101
Rhetorical Analysis—FINAL DRAFTs
SOCCER
IN MY MY COMMUNITY
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By Mohamed lemin Ebbahenne
Soccer (sometimes known as football) is much more than a sport in many countries, especially those in Africa. Throughout Mauritania's history, soccer has been an important means of bringing people together and building a strong sense of national pride. In my society, soccer influences national identity, social cohesion, and political dynamics. to study their role as cultural influences, and soccer has a long and shiny history in Mauritanian culture.
In Mauritania, soccer serves a number of goals, and its main purpose is to provide people with fun recreational activities. People of all ages can be seen playing soccer almost everywhere,
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One is the sender's or speaker's identity. When thinking about how cultural, political, and economic factors affect soccer in Mauritania, it is important to keep in mind that the speaker is not a single person but the whole country. In Mauritania, the media, government, sports federations, and private fans all have a role in promoting soccer.
Moreover, rhetorical analysis may be applied to the subject of soccer's importance in Mauritania. The game plays on the fans' feelings, especially their patriotism and sense of belonging to a group. In addition to being entertaining, it satisfies the desire for distraction. Politicians may use the sport to influence people by appealing to their sense of national pride and loyalty.
Even beyond the idea of logos, the three parts of rhetoric—ethos, pathos, and logos—have a lot to do with understanding soccer in Mauritania. Because of the country's rich history, culture, and customs, soccer in Mauritania has a strong sense of identity. The sport is a symbol of national pride and a unifying force. Another example of pathos is the emotional attachment many people have to soccer. The game generates a feeling of excitement, enthusiasm, and joy among the audience. The last way logos show up in a game is in its technical and strategic parts, which can only be learned through