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    Visual Analysis

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    In life many things can be look normal from one view‚ but the way others look at it could be totally different. This visual analysis successfully uses objects and effects to share different point of views. The illustrator of the image provides a simple artistic concept. The image is set on a blurred background with a central image being clear‚ this implies that although things constant seem to be looked at differently things get focused on one solid thing. The frame of the glasses help to achieve

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    Team Leader and Interns From: Samantha Stevens‚ Agnes Moore‚ and Valerie Peron Subject: Proposal to create‚ organize‚ and present a visual merchandising promotion concept for the months of January and October for the U of A bookstore. Problem statements:The purpose of this proposal is to demonstrate the University Bookstore’s need for a more effective visual merchandising concept. In order to address the problem of unsuccessful display results in the U of A Bookstore‚ this project will explore:

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    language as well as exploring the human condition can raise a particular speech to new levels of relevance to future audiences. Both speeches showcase a textual integrity‚ which has successfully merged structure‚ form and language with the art of rhetoric. Even though the two speeches vary in their ideas‚ they address two key facets of the human condition that have challenged mankind for countless centuries; the equality between both race and genders. Margret Atwood’s “Spotty-Handed Villainesses”

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    world has seen‚ many of them serve as an outlet for individuals to articulate their ideals and beliefs to a greater audience. The way in which great speakers such as Martin Luther King Jr and Abraham Lincoln do this is through speech elements such as rhetoric‚ language techniques‚ successful structure and also establishing a relationship with their audience. The speeches I have a Dream‚ and The Gettysburg Address [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMMzY1KJVeo]‚ although performed to entirely different audiences

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    Thank You for arguing chapter notes Ch.2-Set your goal 1) The goal is to change your audience’s mood‚ mind‚ or willingness 2) An argument should be focused on winning over an audience rather than beating them 3) Decide what you want at the end of the argument Ch.3-Control the Tense 1) Future tense is the best in an argument 2) A good strategy is to switch tenses in an argument depending on the situation 3) Changing the tense can sometimes result in a smaller conflict with a simpler solution

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    Rhetorical Analysis

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    logos‚ and pathos rhetoric. Rauch explains that intellectual pluralism is the idea that society can make the best of prejudice if intellectual freedom‚ the progress of knowledge‚ the advancement of science‚ and all those good things are the goals of society. Purism is the antipluralsitic idea that “society cannot be just until the last trace of invidious prejudice is scrubbed away” (Rauch 3). Throughout the article‚ Rauch gets his thoughts across to the reader clearly by using rhetoric to capture his

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    audience to agree with a political view or to elect a politician. Rhetoric is defined as the art of persuasion of as many people as possible‚ or the study of effective speaking and writing. It is difficult to discuss rhetoric without thinking of politicians and how they use their ability to speak to accomplish their political goals or further their careers. The Greek philosopher Aristotle wrote a treatise on the study of rhetoric and how a person could become a successful speaker. This essay will

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    Stasis Doctrine as Invention The inheritance of a stable rhetorica from the Greeks gave the Roman rhetoricians of the first century BCE‚ the structure on which various new appendages were attached‚ one of which was the theory of stasis which was first formalized by Hermagoras of Temnos in the late second century BCE. Although the notion of stasis predates Hermagoras‚ Antoine Braet writes that he is due credit for developing “the doctrine of stasis as a closed procedure of inventio” (79) and that

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    JKK AP Language and Composition Rhetoric in Of Mice and Men During 1929‚ many farmers lost their farm because of economic pressure‚ ending the American Dream for most people. Throughout the novel‚ Of Mice and Men‚ written by John Steinbeck‚ reflects on farmer’s lives; their difficulties‚ hopes‚ and the want for a new start in California. This time period did not just effect farmers‚ it affected everyone--every man‚ every

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    Haley Merritt RHET 1302.031 Visual Analysis March 31‚ 2014 A Lack of Presence Strolling down Clements Street in Bristol‚ England‚ you would pass a mural of lovers embracing. Upon closer observation you can see that the two are distracted by their cell phones. Although the couple appears to have their faces inches from the other’s neither one of the individuals seems to be emotional present in the intimate moment. The elusive street artist Banksy is known for his thought provoking pieces. Banksy

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