Analyzing "Prison Studies"

The thesis of "Prison Studies" is to say why he wanted to learn and his method of learning because he wanted to inspire people to learn. The ethos used here is how he prepared himself for the transformation from an inmate to a religious activist and civil leader. He also stated how his life has changed since he picked up reading. He is now a bookworm(in a good way) and reads as much as eh can due to his love for learning. Logos are presented in the article. He brought up definitions from the dictionary and mentioned how many hours he devoted to reading. Pathos here are not clearly shown. But i think how his attitude change as he reads more and more counts. He became more knowledgeable and wanted to spend more and more time reading as he wanted to broaden his horizon and expand his universe of knowledge.