Quiz2
Question#1
Prewriting: Listing:
What the “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July,” taking is talking about?
What does Fredrick Douglass do to attract the reader’s attention.
What the rhetorical triangles are, check the definition again.
What is the personal experience that Fredrick Douglass use.
What the theme of this article.
What is the background of this article.
What does Fredrick Douglass feel bad about the US government.
What is his purpose for writing this article.
Answer: In “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” Frederick Douglass writes of the hypocrisy of American government. Douglass uses numerous rhetorical devices to argue for the slavery, by clearly establishing his credibility and connecting with his audience. He uses his personal experience to make a case against slavery in …show more content…
Jean argues that advertising downgrades women through sex in her article. For example, in one advertainment, she explains how a tie company advertises ties by seeing a tie laid in a messed-up bed, as if indicating that this tie will get you laid. This advertainment imply that women are selling their body. She points out that some advertainments belittle the position of woman. Woman are really easy to get hurt. The advertainments that I find is talking about a semi-naked women who is standing in front of a car washing shop. She uses her body to wash the car in order to attract the attention of the passing drivers. I think Kilbourne definitely would hate this advertainments because is completely fulfil her standard of a vulgar advertainment. This advertainment try to attract customer’s attention by setting a semi-naked women. This definitely is a disrespectful advertainments for woman. It is obvious that female still face unequal treatment right now. Also it is hard to thoroughly eliminated the unequal treatment exist in the
Question#1
Prewriting: Listing:
What the “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July,” taking is talking about?
What does Fredrick Douglass do to attract the reader’s attention.
What the rhetorical triangles are, check the definition again.
What is the personal experience that Fredrick Douglass use.
What the theme of this article.
What is the background of this article.
What does Fredrick Douglass feel bad about the US government.
What is his purpose for writing this article.
Answer: In “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” Frederick Douglass writes of the hypocrisy of American government. Douglass uses numerous rhetorical devices to argue for the slavery, by clearly establishing his credibility and connecting with his audience. He uses his personal experience to make a case against slavery in …show more content…
Jean argues that advertising downgrades women through sex in her article. For example, in one advertainment, she explains how a tie company advertises ties by seeing a tie laid in a messed-up bed, as if indicating that this tie will get you laid. This advertainment imply that women are selling their body. She points out that some advertainments belittle the position of woman. Woman are really easy to get hurt. The advertainments that I find is talking about a semi-naked women who is standing in front of a car washing shop. She uses her body to wash the car in order to attract the attention of the passing drivers. I think Kilbourne definitely would hate this advertainments because is completely fulfil her standard of a vulgar advertainment. This advertainment try to attract customer’s attention by setting a semi-naked women. This definitely is a disrespectful advertainments for woman. It is obvious that female still face unequal treatment right now. Also it is hard to thoroughly eliminated the unequal treatment exist in the