How and why does he use history in this talk?
http://www.ted.com/talks/john_kasaona_from_poachers_to_caretakers (Links to an external site.)As you watch this talk, take notes on observations you make and then answer the following questions:1. What is John Kasaona advocating?2. How and why does he use history in this talk? In other words, why his history critical to his advocacy?3. What are his arguments in favor of the course of action he is advocating?4. How and where does he anticipate opposition to his argument? 5. Where does Kasaona use visual evidence persuasively? 6. Where is a moment where Kasaona uses rhetoric to appeal to logos, ethos, or pathos? Is he successful at reaching you? 7. If Kasaona were writing an advocacy composition, what would his thesis be?
