Explore the work of other speakers whose presentations are relevant to your own. Log on to TEDTalks, YouTube or AmericanRhetoric.com or other sites and explore the speeches of three other presenters. Submit an analytical essay of 1*000 w**ords, which compares the three presentations/speeches in an inte*grated way and explains the influence and relationship between these inspirational speeches and your own. The three speeches you choose to analyse may be relevant for a number of reasons. -Theme -Topic -Style -Technique Fully explain the relevance of each selected inspirational speech to your own presentation. Speeches must meet the following criteria: One must be from the current calendar year. One must be from a lesser-known speaker specific to your field. None may be speeches studied on the course calendar. Discuss what makes each speech successful, and also consider their less successful points. make sure you consider the following: Opening The influence of age, culture, gender, roles and values in the context of these speeches. Content Structure Language used Rhetorical devices Contrast/Balance Appeal to emotion vs logic Connection to the audience Motivation theory Body Language Use of a Persona Organization of the speech Memorable highlights Conclusion *Please using the A*P*A ci**tation guide. List of ineligible speeches: (Resulting in a mark of 0%) Ellen DeGeneres's Commencement Speech, Tulane University Oprah Winfrey's 2008 Commencement address to Stanford University Steve Jobs' Commencement Address to Stanford, 2005 Amy Cuddy: "Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are" on TEDTalks Margaret Heffernan: "The Dangers of Willful Blindness" on TEDTalks Martin Luther King: I Have a Dream Nancy Duarte "The Secret Structure of Great Talks" on TED Talks Bill Gates' presentation "Mosquitoes, Malaria and Education" on TEDTalks Benjamin Zander "The Transformative Power of Classical Music" on TEDTalks Jill Bolte Taylor: My stroke of insight on TEDTalks Hans Rosling: HIV: New Facts and Stunning Data Visuals on TEDTalks