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This document discusses key concepts for analyzing viewing materials, including genre, purpose, and audience. It provides examples of different genres of viewing materials like news flashes, weather reports, movie trailers, and internet-based programs. For each genre, it prompts the reader to consider the purpose and intended audience. The overall purpose is to help students learn to analyze different visual and multimedia texts by understanding the genre, purpose, and audience.
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