Stockholm Syndrome: The Citizens Of The United States

A3 Essay Students Name Institutions Affiliation Stockholm Syndrome Stockholm Syndrome is an article in Jstor Daily.org which reflects on an act of violence which occurred during the summer of 1973 (Hunt, 2019). It also shows more importantly what the occurrence reveals regarding cultural attitude of people towards violence. This article was written by Kristin Hunt targeting the citizens of the United States as the main audience although it is also relevant to other nation which share common ethos with the Americans. To bring out clearly the attitude of different people towards violence, Kristin depicts several examples of situations in which violence occurred such as the story of Jesse James, Sam Bass and Billy the Kid. This article encourages the Americans to adopt an attitude that would shun the individualism which lead to violence as depicted through the given examples (Hunt, 2019). The main politics seen in this reading is the false perception that people are made to believe in America as an aura of peace which in this case seems ironical. This article is however embedded with an advert which encourages people to subscribe for the daily posts via email. This would be beneficial in understanding g the development of related stories. However, the article is readily and freely available online which implies that is contents are not paywalled to customers. This publication is quite relevant to my A3 essay as it uses good grammar with high level essay phrases which are appropriate to the A3 level (Hunt, 2019). Additionally, the arrangement of the information in the rhetoric perspective creates a good background for my essays which are in line with my ethos in regard to violence in the society as it is presented through the attitude of Americans towards violence. V...