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    1. Aishwarya Nair Colour Colour is a very substantial part of films. It exhibits the mood by enriching the visual authority of the story. It is sometimes used as a theme/idea or to point out something which is imperative to the story. For example‚ in the movie Don’t Look Now‚ the colour red is used as a keynote and draws the attention of the audience in a specific direction. This is ‘dramatic use of colour’ the other forms of colour used are naturalistic and also psychological use of colour

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    Literary Term #14: Parallel Structure Parallel Structure: Repetition of the same words or phrases within a sentence or passage. Example: “‘Don’t put your feet up there‚ Huckleberry’; and ‘Don’t scrunch up like that Huckleberry’...‘Don’t gap and stretch like that‚ Huckleberry’” (2). Twain‚ Mark. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. New York: Bantam Dell‚ 2003. Print. Function: The author used parallel structure within the beginning of the story because he wants to emphasize how much Huckleberry Finn

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    THE CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM The categorical syllogism is the principal form of deductive interference. Its absolute manner of inferring when applied to certain premises is the kind most suited for imparting scientific and philosophical knowledge. We may describe the Categorical Syllogism as a form of mental discourse wherein two concepts are compared to a third ‘middle concept’‚ and from the agreement of both with the middle concept‚ the mind infers agreement of both concepts among themselves;

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    What I learned in Visual Merchandising I am really glad that I took this class this semester. It helped me to further my knowledge on things that are important for my major (Fashion Merchandising). I learned how to work with others‚ which I have not had to do in a while. The class also helped me to present in front of a group of people‚ which I thought I was not comfortable with‚ but once I did it‚ it gave me the feeling that I can do this anytime! I learned the basic rules on how to do a

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    Samantha Garn Instructor Iddings English 101 11 October 2013 Visual Analysis In The Altar Piece of Ciudad Rodrigo‚ Fernando Gallego strays from his strict perspective paintings to depict a biblical scene from the Old Testament‚ the Creation of Eve. The painting is a Spanish imitation of Flemish style painting‚ which is found in Europe. This painting is drastically different from his other works. In this painting‚ there are figures everywhere in the image‚ with Jesus as a central focal point‚ but

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    Vis Com Study Guide Exam II * Vector vs. raster: * Vector: Vector graphics is the use of geometrical primitives such as points‚ lines‚ curves‚ and shapes or polygon(s)‚ which are all based on mathematical expressions‚ to represent images in computer graphics. (more than a straight line) * Raster: image‚ or bitmap‚ is a dot matrix data structure representing a generally rectangular grid of pixels‚ or points of color‚ viewable via a monitor‚ paper‚ or other display medium.

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    steroids. Anne Whitaker and Rosalyn Carson-Dewitt‚ in the article‚ “Point: Performance Enhancing Drugs Should Be Legalized”‚ make a somewhat effective argument as to why it should be legalized. This article provides an argument for the legalization of anabolic steroid use by athletes. The authors parallel the use of cosmetic surgery and unhealthy diet regimens by models and actresses and the use of steroids by professional athletes to stay at the top of their games. The authors provide factual information

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    English 1101 Visual Rhetoric Essay Coca-Cola: Introducing the AHH effect The Coca-Cola companies’ website portrays a plentiful amount of information and images to its visitors. It seems to have a very calm mood embedded into the site. The first thing you may notice when you open up the Coca-Cola website is the slideshow that takes up a third of the page. The first part of this slideshow shows a happy woman portrayed on an image and there is information saying that you can click on the image

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    Draft Analyzing Visual Media Carl’s Jr. has been a very successful food corporation here in the states for the past few decades. They are very famous for their Star Burger and tasty desert treats on hand in the store. This very famous ad is played on national television to promote the codfish sandwich that Carl’s Jr. has to offer. It is done by the work of a very famous model and the mastermind of an author to sell a product to a nation that is hungry for fast food. The way this author is able

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    Visual rhetoric‚ by way of appealing to the emotions of the audience‚ being believable in the eyes of the viewers‚ and defending claims through use of provable evidence‚ conveys messages to the public that would otherwise go unheard if expressed through an alternative means of communication. Messages spread through visual images often make the greatest impact upon society due to their understandable nature‚ their convenience‚ and their widespread availability. A scholarly article or doctoral dissertation

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