Burke considers rhetoric with the phrase “equipment of living”. Meaning we use and learn about rhetoric strategies including culture, love, different circumstances, which we all get a response of what we are reading or watching in the moment. Its what we consider to be significant in our lives or the ones we are learning about, if it’s a novel, poem, movie or even a play. They are four different ways to view rhetoric this include: as a symbolic action, situational, narration and display.
One of the most important theorists of the twentieth century was K. Burke. Known for his writing in different fields like religion, history, drama and many others. He wrote more rhetoric as symbolic action, he defines it as a way of helping people visualize …show more content…
Carole Blair and Lester Olsen are the theorist that are recognize for using rhetorical display. It mostly studies the affects different displays may cause to the audience, how the audience perceives a concept of what that person is seeing or reading. We see those rhetorical displays in images, paintings, televisions, maps and any other visual. For examples, going to museums, exhibitions, at any home different displays are seen and help the audience achieve a meaning of what they are …show more content…
It helps reveal different parts that are hidden from the actual presentation of the movie. As an audience we can picture what is being narrated, helping us keep understanding what is being said. For The Great Gatsby, the narration was helpful, to imagine the personality and the life of Jay Gatsby, his character is better known when the audience connect the thoughts that are being narrated.
The movie was very entertaining, it should a complicated romance of two people that would like to be together but one of them has already another life with another person. They have certain barriers before being able to be together. The author makes the movie very entertaining not just only because of the music or the different scenes and clothes but most important because of the plot of the movie, you always want to know more about if the protagonist are going to be able to be together or
One of the most important theorists of the twentieth century was K. Burke. Known for his writing in different fields like religion, history, drama and many others. He wrote more rhetoric as symbolic action, he defines it as a way of helping people visualize …show more content…
Carole Blair and Lester Olsen are the theorist that are recognize for using rhetorical display. It mostly studies the affects different displays may cause to the audience, how the audience perceives a concept of what that person is seeing or reading. We see those rhetorical displays in images, paintings, televisions, maps and any other visual. For examples, going to museums, exhibitions, at any home different displays are seen and help the audience achieve a meaning of what they are …show more content…
It helps reveal different parts that are hidden from the actual presentation of the movie. As an audience we can picture what is being narrated, helping us keep understanding what is being said. For The Great Gatsby, the narration was helpful, to imagine the personality and the life of Jay Gatsby, his character is better known when the audience connect the thoughts that are being narrated.
The movie was very entertaining, it should a complicated romance of two people that would like to be together but one of them has already another life with another person. They have certain barriers before being able to be together. The author makes the movie very entertaining not just only because of the music or the different scenes and clothes but most important because of the plot of the movie, you always want to know more about if the protagonist are going to be able to be together or