TED Talk: Are We Designed to be Sexual Omnivores? (Essay Sample)

Ted Talk: Are We Designed to Be Sexual Omnivores?
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TED Talk: Are we Designed to be Sexual Omnivores?
Purpose of writing
The purpose of writing this analysis paper is to explore the questions that are asked in response to a TED Conference talk by Christopher Ryan as he walks us through the controversial evidence that human beings are sexual omnivores by nature, in hopes that a more nuanced understanding may put an end to discrimination, shame and the kind of unrealistic expectations that kill relationships.
Organization of essay
The analysis paper will be organized under the following sections: TED speaker’s topic, Speaker’s connection and angle of approach , speaker’s perspective , Ryan’s central thesis, rhetorical Situations, speaker's target audience, speaker’s purpose, context of the TED Talk, rhetorical appeals, evidence, credibility, timeliness, and relevance of the evidence, additional information I want to know, presentation, How the speaker introduce the topic and engages the audience, presentation skills, and conclusion.
Speaker’s Connection and Angle of Approach
Ryan is coauthor of “Sex at Dawn” and a researcher of human sexuality. He approaches the topic from a prehistoric angle and asserts that human beings have historically had multiple partners.
Speaker’s Perspective
Ryan argues that we should have a greater tolerance for unconventional relationships like polyamorous relations and same-sex marriages. There are contradictions of what we are told to feel and to generate a tremendous amount of suffering. Ryan hopes that we should have a more accurate understanding of human sexuality or finally rest the idea that men have the innate and instinctive right to monitor and control female sexual behavior.
Ryan’s Central Thesis
The central thesis is that