Emma Watson’s speech about inequality
Introduction
This work is to make an analysis of the discourse made. It will be analyzed as its safety is saying its speech, its nonverbal and verbal language, how it is projected and many other things, it should be noted that its heforshe campaign is what carried out the creation of this speech, the campaign comes out as a resultof the problem about gender inequality. The speech issuer is Emma Watson, the issue of discourse is about the fight against gender equality.
Developing
Emma begins with a good start, with a little nervousness introduces her campaign, her introduction does not lengthen too much, use phrases to resort to the audience as "I go to you because I need help" this is to put an end to gender inequality. Clearly, he had already prepared his speech days before, he was informed on the subject, since it began with a clear and hard objective like that all the speech. In his speech he grabs the pure concept of feminism, he also gives fallacies and myths such as feminism means the absolute superiority of women to man.
He resorts to emotionality because he exemplified with his own life, since he began to question because at age eight he was called Mandona when he wanted to direct the plays, but the boys were not told the same, he relates the problem with everyday scenarios, his argument is remarkable, since he does not point out that man is the protagonist of the problem but as part of the solution, it promotes that the male gender join the cause, leads his ideas to a global plane, the discourse seeks to free from prejudicesto feminism. The attitude that predominates in the discourse is about a problem, since it tries to make the audience aware of gender inequality and also take an active position.
The tone he uses as well as the image that project made the meaning of his message even bigger, goes to the emotion of the audience, kept his gaze towards the audience and uses a formal language and not an inappropriate language, neither was aggressive towardsthe audience. Frequently uses the word "we want" in your speech. This is to compromise the audience. In his speech he expressed what he really thinks clearly and educated, this is called assertive language. In his speech the resource of the slides was not used, although they serve to have greater contact with the audience, but still managed to capture the attention of the audience.
conclusion
As we know Emma Watson is a wonderful actress, but in addition, she is a very intelligent and elegant woman and knows what she wants, her speech was a convincing and assertive speech when describing the situation of feminism, as well as the closing of the speech with: “If it’s not me, who? If not today when?”Emma also drives us to become aware of what is happening, it promotes that all, both men and children join the cause. Also convince with authenticity. It is certainly a great speech, both in and carried out and about the purpose of speech.
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