L4 7 radial analyses
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This document provides instructions and guidance for students to analyze existing media products as part of a research project. Students are asked to work with a partner to write a detailed label analyzing one of several posters, paying attention to how it represents its target audience. Examples of features to analyze include use of color, language, images, layout, and how these convey a mood or message. A deadline of June 13th is provided to complete this section.
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Instructor Howard Cuadros
Rhetoric 1302.003
09.06.18
What are Visual Rhetorical Arguments?
Visual arguments use images to engage viewers and persuade them to accept a particular idea or point of view.
Picture
How do we analyze Photographs?
Reading Photographs,
Is a scene or situation depicted?
Identify the figures in the photos
What details of scene or person(s) carry significance?
How does the photographs make you feel?
(Gooch and Seyler 155)
Political Cartoon
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Comm210 AssignmentCommunication Channels ModelCreate a vi.docx
Comm210 Assignment
Communication Channels Model
Create a visual model of communication channels. Please be sure to read in your course materials what communication channels are. This isn't a basic communication model but rather a model of channels we used to communicate with one another.
You may use a software program such as PowerPoint or Word or you may sketch it on paper and scan the sketch. Cite any outside resources you use.
DISCLAIMER: Originality of attachments will be verified by Turnitin. Both you and your instructor will receive the results.
Dhaubhadel 2
Rohim Dhaubhadel
Instructor Howard Cuadros
English 1302
16 September 2018
Liking isn’t Helping
I. Introduction
(Write some background information)
Thesis statement:
II. Body Paragraph I (Write about Ethos)
a. Topic sentence
i. Supporting details
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III. Body Paragraph II (Write about pathos)
a. Topic sentence
i. Supporting details
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IV. Body Paragraph III (Write about Logos)
a. Topic sentence
i. Supporting details
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V. Conclusion
Part II. Please write below your introductory paragraph with your finalized thesis statement. Your paragraph must be between seven to ten sentences. Your thesis statement should be at the end of your paragraph and clearly state your points. Please look to eCampus for direction and submit this assignment in Turnitin.com.
· Sample – [ You will want to describe the image and/or give background to the visual you choose.
· For example:
The Crisis relief is an organization that provides help to Asian countries in times of crisis. They train volunteers, raise awareness, and partner with other organizations to better help those in need. They produced an image that raises awareness about a present issue. In just black and white, a young distressed child is in the arms of a motherly figure. Even though the motherly figure’s face is covered, the emotion of the child’s pain is very apparent. The background looks unsanitary, as do the tattered clothes the young boy is wearing. The women’s body language is very nurturing, even with the pain the boy is in, the women seems collected. Around them are hands with thumbs up, along with the text, “Liking isn’t helping” and “Be a volunteer, Change a life”. This image targets users of social media through ethos, pathos, and logos to persuade them to change a life by volunteering.]
The visual Rhetorical argument
By
Instructor Howard Cuadros
Rhetoric 1302.003
09.06.18
What are Visual Rhetorical Arguments?
Visual arguments use images to engage viewers and persuade them to accept a particular idea or point of view.
Picture
How do we analyze Photographs?
Reading Photographs,
Is a scene or situation depicted?
Identify the figures in the photos
What details of scene or person(s) carry significance?
How does the photographs make you feel?
(Gooch and Seyler 155)
Political Cartoon
Published: 4/20/17
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/news/cartoons/cartoons/2017-04-20/daily-cartoons?s.
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