How does each story from Jobs' Stanford Commencement Address fit into the structure and contribute to the development of ideas. Your answer must be at least a 5 sentences paragraph in your own words.

The goal of his speech is to convince people to love their job or to find something that will fulfill them. He is always saying that people must do what they love, must be curious ad must be persistent.

His most famous part of speech is related to ethos, Aristotle's idea that is the base for many critics. He pointed out his attitude towards ethos that could be related to a new explanation and view of ethos.

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Answer:

The tree stories in his speech to create a full story as they all connect. The topics "CONNECTING THE DOTS", "LOVE AND LOSS" and "DEATH" are presented as examples of how life gives opportunities in a disguise. The main objective of Job's speech is to impulse the graduates to do great things. This is done through the use of pathos as he is emotionally connected to the full speech. This technique makes the speech work and accomplishes the objective. The ideas are perfectly balanced as they support each other.

Explanation:

The structure of the speech, as it is divided into three parts, supports the particular idea of each section not only with the information within but with the rest of the story as it takes the audience back and forth through the events to build the emotional and memorable idea of taking advantage of time in a wise way.