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    advertising revenue incressed by twenty-two percent in 2011. There is always some sort of message that companies create to attract the consumer. In my advertisement Pathos‚ logos and ethos are used in an Stetson advertisement to entice the consumer by attempting to connect to them in each of those aspects. Ethos is often used to promote moral character or the appropriate or popular figure used for the subject matter. On our tv’s we often see actresses‚ athletes and other wealthy figures in many

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    Summary Of War By Taeaa

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    way. People die when you fight in wars whether it is the soldiers on the battlefields‚ the refugees fleeing from countries‚ the innocent caught in the crossfire‚ or even the destruction veterans do when they return home from war. The use of logos‚ ethos‚ and pathos are used everyday in the fight off of the battlefield and even on it sometimes. Each side is trying to persuade each other to their side and war is just another fallacy to them. A very deadly and costly fallacy to say the least. With

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    Jennie Garrett English 102 Ms. Breen Essay #3 The Devil Wears Prada is one of my favorite movies. The movie is about a girl named Andy who comes to New York and gets a job as the assistant to one of the cities biggest magazine editors named Miranda Priestly. The scene I watched and analyzed was called “This Stuff.” During the scene Miranda Priestly was picking out a belt for a dress. She had two turquoise belts in her hand and her helper said they were both so similar. Andy laughed and said

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    Rhetorical Analysis

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    considering Wal-Mart is the low prices. This advertisement uses Wal-Mart’s motto ’’Always Low Prices. Always.’’ against them by adding the attacking shark plus the phrase ’’Predator of the Poor’’‚ using pathos (emotional) appeal through fear‚ and ethos (ethical) appeal. If the viewer does not know about Wal-Mart and how they have the lowest prices on merchandise in comparison to everyone else anywhere‚ then they would have a hard time understanding the logos (logical) appeal. The purpose of this

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    factory which provides support to her argument that counterfeiting is negative‚ not only because it affects the legit companies profi/economy‚ but also innocent human lives. (Thomas par 7). It is also effective that the author connects her appealing to ethos through her personal experience to her appealing to

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    02 03 Assessment

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    Advertisement Chart   How does the ad use logos? How does the ad use pathos? How does the ad use ethos? Does the ad seem effective to you? Explain your reasoning. Your favorite electronic device Actor demonstrates some of the many features of the device.   The actor seems to be very happy while using the device.  Aaron Paul is a widely known actor and is endorsing this product.    This ad seems as though it would be very effective‚ due to the celebrity endorsement‚ and the joy the actor appears

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    Persuasion is the process of motivating someone to take a desired action or support a specific idea. The idea of motivating someone to do something that he or she otherwise wouldn ’t have done can be called the art of persuasion which is an important part of business communication. The message or content might differ from business to business and vary with the kind of audience to whom the message is directed to but the main purpose of persuasive message is to motivate the reader to agree with you

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    Chapter 8 Summary 2

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    Summary In Neil Postman’s book‚ Amusing Ourselves to Death‚ he attempts to persuade Americans that television is changing every aspect of our culture and world. In chapter 8‚ Shuffle Off to Bethlehem‚ Postman uses three arguing styles very well: ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos‚ which help him push the reader‚ specifically televised religion viewers and churchgoers‚ to believe that televised religion is not a replacement for religion. Throughout the chapter‚ Postman creates the feeling of guilt by making

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    paused‚ this company brilliantly takes on something that most people can relate to. This advertisement makes appeals to two of the Three of the Modes of Persuasion‚ truly making it a very effective and useful advertisement for Telecom. First‚ with Ethos‚ the advertisement shows that Telecom Ultra-Broadband is very credible. This is done through three ways. First is the vibrant and colorful images that are shown throughout the commercial. The colors show what the Broadband company is capable of‚ showing

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    Dawn of Digital Natives

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    recognize a book‚ much less read one.” (Johnson 2) He says this in exaggeration‚ illustrating how the exhausted statistics that the NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) uses don’t quite correlate to the reading level of teenagers today utilizing ethos. He is familiar with this tactic that he calls‚ “our kids in peril‚” that is eye catching for concerned parents and uses logos. Johnson goes on to share some NEA’s statistics such as this one which state that non required reading amongst adults has

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