Changenge the world by making bu bed
What has been dubbed the “If you want to change the world, make your bed” speech, was given as a commencement address to the 2014 graduating class of the University of Texas as Austen by Admiral Wiliam McRaven. It is a Rhetorical vision composed of ten different life lessons he learned in Navy Seal book camp. Life lesson he believes the graduates and anybody else, could use to help them follow the university’s modo, “what starts here changes the world.
If one wants to change the world, they must take action. So, it only makes sense if Admiral McRaven is going to give advice on how to change the world, he would tell you what actions to take. Although his speech contains some vivid character and setting themes, a fantasy themed analyses of this speech reveals in most of these settings and character themes are overshadowed by the actions someone could take to help them change the world. In accordance with a fantasy themed analysis, Admiral McRaven calls into existences the group of people who want to change the world.
COMM 441, Rhetorical Criticism
Doyle Srader
10 AM – Noon
interesting analysis of a classic speech. Very thoughtful. Nice presentation. I enjoyed it very much.