There has been some great reading material within this class that presents different perspectives of viewing aspects of life that we don’t typically consider often, from articles that shine a light on the horrors of “Tent City”, to writings of the reality of working as a paramedic. However, the article that presented the strongest argument is “Television" by Todd Alcott. His approach to the conflict presented in his writings managed to submerge the reader into his argument, that makes the rhetoric of his statement that much more effective. We have also had a great assortment of unique videos in the class as well. The film that presented the strongest argument out of the class selection is “Tiny story” by Sebas and Clim. What seems to make these
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With the reiteration of lines like “ Look at me”, “Are you Looking at me” and “Just keep looking at me”, demands the reader's undivided attention, even if that wasn’t the intent when writing this poem (T. Alcott, 2010). The emotion that is projected within this writing is almost that of urgency. What factor keeps us the most engaged, regardless of the interest of aspects surrounding the factor, danger. When we become aware of possible danger, we naturally direct our attention to the element, as it is in our best interest when preserving our physical well-being. With that in mind, he used a brilliant …show more content…
While “Tiny Story” modestly proposed its notion, while inducing the thought-provoking narratives, “Television” strong-arms its way into the reader's subconscious, leaving no option but to identify with its argument. “Tiny Story” used a simplistic approach of allowing the reader interpret its notion on their own doing, so that when one would become enlightened of the concept it would be much more effective, in terms of creating a long lasting effect. On the hand, “Television” interacts with the subconscious, which in turn invokes unexplainable emotions that are unconsciously keeping the reader engaged with every line, punctuation mark, and stanza. Often when anything is imposed upon someone there will be a degree of resistance, as forcibly doing anything is unnatural to human nature, which is all of the reason why Sebas and Clim’s tactic will outlast that of Todd
With the reiteration of lines like “ Look at me”, “Are you Looking at me” and “Just keep looking at me”, demands the reader's undivided attention, even if that wasn’t the intent when writing this poem (T. Alcott, 2010). The emotion that is projected within this writing is almost that of urgency. What factor keeps us the most engaged, regardless of the interest of aspects surrounding the factor, danger. When we become aware of possible danger, we naturally direct our attention to the element, as it is in our best interest when preserving our physical well-being. With that in mind, he used a brilliant …show more content…
While “Tiny Story” modestly proposed its notion, while inducing the thought-provoking narratives, “Television” strong-arms its way into the reader's subconscious, leaving no option but to identify with its argument. “Tiny Story” used a simplistic approach of allowing the reader interpret its notion on their own doing, so that when one would become enlightened of the concept it would be much more effective, in terms of creating a long lasting effect. On the hand, “Television” interacts with the subconscious, which in turn invokes unexplainable emotions that are unconsciously keeping the reader engaged with every line, punctuation mark, and stanza. Often when anything is imposed upon someone there will be a degree of resistance, as forcibly doing anything is unnatural to human nature, which is all of the reason why Sebas and Clim’s tactic will outlast that of Todd