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Brianna Martin
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Chapter 1
00:33
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
03:44
Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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so you can see me here real quick,
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I just wanna say I made a really nice power
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point side that I could not voiceover and no computer,
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I had a silent areas voiceover.
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So this project was very stressful for me.
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Um none of the feelings that you gave me um were supported on my computer.
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I have a very old computer so
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I'm hoping this works and I'm stressed it is
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late. I'm very frustrated with this project but let's just start.
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This is my final project.
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Um
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I need to get my note cards in order now.
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Okay so
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the Russia Ukraine what is about? So this topic is about
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the Russia in putting the cats.
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Ukraine has currently been under attack by
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Russia and America has since expressed its
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alliance with Ukraine and has sent almost 9000 troops to help support Ukraine.
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Um
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My goal is to analyze talk how current world leaders are communicating with their
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people about the attacks and more if that means to look at the perspectives
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in this potential war um from Russia's world leader Vladimir um the United
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States um biden and Valdimir um Ukraine sorry if I pronounced that around.
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Um Ukraine's leader is actually the most important because the attacks are
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under his presidency and how he talks to his people about the current
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um
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issues and what is happening is actually really crucial
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if he wants to be reelected and keep a good
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right
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next we have how communication has helped
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with this topic and communication has helped analyze this topic because
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when you are studying and actually looking for ways of communication,
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it becomes more clear what I mean by this is like looking at a person's body language.
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Um, and the way they're conveying a message,
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you just notice the queues after that and these queues happen to be ethos,
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logos chaos.
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Oh,
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when speaking about what is happening during the war,
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it is important that they have a proper delivery and this means
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their posture and what they want to and don't want to just close
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pretty um also help when a speaker wants the receiver
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of what they're saying to comprehend or feel a certain way
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and then what I think might be most important is the identities.
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Um, and this means that there can be a lot of hate and communication issues,
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miscommunication that will arise due to beliefs and policies and that
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can make people side politically and socially and create drama.
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So Pathos is being delivered by
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okay,
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uh, Vladimir, which
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uh, not bad by Ukraine's Wladimir by Ukraine's president. And
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I actually had a really nice picture as you can see,
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it's kind of faded in the background on my part point, not convert over well,
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but it is of him on the front lines and he is using um,
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Pathos in which he's touching the feeling of the Ukrainian community.
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He wants to spark this feeling of meaning to help
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one's country at all costs.
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And this is a positive propaganda,
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ensuring that he doesn't want to just risk their lives,
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but he's willing to risk his life as well.
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Then we have ethos,
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which I entered our link and this just kind
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of comes from biden because the americans now making headlines
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potentially involved in the
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Russian war are concerned about the Third World War, which he uses
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his sense of, hey, I'm a president.
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I have insider knowledge, like, don't worry,
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like we don't know if you have a Cold War.
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Um, there is some talk about a recession which
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honestly we have seen, um, fluctuations in our everyday products that we buy.
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So that is a little bit scary. But he has been using
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his expertise
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per se,
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um, that he's qualified to say that we are okay,
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then we have trope, which is
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the most interesting, which is why I answered another line
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and this is
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basically saying that,
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um,
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it's
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condensing a big topic like a war,
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um, without getting complicated and people are doing this by saying, oh well,
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I hope you don't have a Third World War,
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Which is almost insensitive if you think about the Russian and Ukraine conflicts,
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it has actually been going on since 2014.
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So it's kind of ironic,
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um, in a way, an ironic trouble when people say, hey,
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like it's a never ending war because obviously it's going to act,
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but it's also in
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sensitive
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for
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since the U. S. Involvement for people to stress about a World War Three
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because it brings up a political debate of who
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who um is that thoughtfulness, democrats, the republicans, conservatives
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um Liberal.
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And it takes away from the fact that there are two
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massive countries currently at war and it's not hypothetical for them.
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And lastly I wanted to include the tuckman in Jensen moral forming,
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storming norman performing in a journey or a journey.
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I am not really sure the pronunciation.
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So this is important because we are forming a group which
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is essentially an army to fight injustices and regain freedom.
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And
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while doing that we are trying to resolve a conflict of war. That's the storming part
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with negotiations that are happening. Hopefully to limit
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casualties and calm people down.
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Um
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further casualties and calm people down which is the normal part.
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And to perform this.
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We need to execute the negotiations which is hopefully happening
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right now as we speak.
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And a journey would be when everything comes to an
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end and it's done and there's peace is restored.
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Troops can go home and we can try to live normal again.
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But normal probably has a new sense
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a new meaning now.
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Um sorry if I talked extremely fast, I'm really frustrated with this assignment.
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I'm hoping my outline maybe goes into a little bit more detail.
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I didn't have some note cards. I did want to I'm running a long time.
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I did want to include a few more but again time went
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thank you for a great semester
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