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    Rhetoric In Graphic Design

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    the field of graphic design, is its own genre. Perhaps this loss of understanding originates from how typography is considered and utilize by those in the field itself. That being said, what are the…

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    While looking though the Men and Women Health magazines, there were two of the same ads that were both selling Vitafusion™ vitamins. The Women’s Health magazine showed an image of a woman doing yoga at an exotic setting with a blown up image of a Vitafusion™ bottle right beside her and the Men’s Health magazine showed an image of a man biking on a dangerous mountain with an image of a small Vitafusion™ bottle shown in front of him. After looking at both advertisements, it is clear that when…

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    Self-Analysis Communication is a skill that I learned at an early age. When growing up, learning proper communication skills is a key to becoming a successful citizen. I have taken the time to go over my self-assessment tests and have had the opportunity for others to express their opinions about my skills. The self-evaluation test has brought to my attention that I have a “Driver” kind of communication style, a “high self monitor” score of 14, and a “compromising” type of management style. My…

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    Gravox Roxs Today’s society is run by advertisements. No matter where you look there is some form of advertising in everyday life. Whether it be in a newspaper, television ad or more commonly in today 's world, on social media. The main purpose of an advertisement is to convince viewers that it 's a necessity to have their product. Many elements go into making an ad. The essential elements include the company 's logo, a call to action, having the product present, a celebrity, colour etc. These…

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    David Roosevelt's Speech

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    One of Franklin D. Roosevelts most promote quotes state “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. This statement is very true. In chapter two the author focus on conquering the fear of public speaking. “Fear of public speaking is part of an overall social anxiety called communication apprehension. (Burke 10). The chapter mentions ways a speaker can reduce stage fright and become more confidence in one’s public speaking skills. One thing the chapter suggest that in order to build…

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    Sally Mann Art Analysis

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    The mysterious nature of the artists in ART 21 Place black and white canvases with indistinct inspirational of art design is what formerly stimulated artist to draw and take all sort of picture. The big wall, signature on other properties, wall design and collection of artifact provoked an emotional and sociological examination that informed artist the thrilled of painting. Most artist created figurative painting in which make other who see their work as inspirational or a reflection of their…

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    Lecture 3 1. Rhetoric is written or oral communication often used strategically to achieve a predetermined goal. 2. A rhetoric situation is a form of communication where a writer or a speaker addresses an audience in an effort to sway their opinion, attitude, or action. 3. The rhetoric variables that defines a rhetoric situation includes: the speaker who is the sender, the purpose of forging the message, and the media which is a channel of transmission. In addition, it includes the audience…

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    There many different kinds of misunderstandings and misconceptions regarding ways to communicate effectively such as “The person will understand as long as I say it”, “The more I say, the more likely he/she will understand”, “Understanding will develop the more we communicate”, etc. Communication is not just merely saying but everything involving volume, intonation, body language, etc. to reach mutual understanding. Interpersonal communication is when two or more people interact with each…

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    2. Functions of Illocutionary Acts in the Movie ‘Smart People’ In the simplest sense, the word ‘function’ may be synonymous with the word ‘use’ or ‘meaning’. People perform activities with their language: that is, they expect to achieve an objective in speaking, writing, listening and reading. Competence in language is not simply the mastery of forms of language but the mastery of forms in order to accomplish the communicative functions of language, such as, to apologize, to greet, to disagree…

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    Hook – draw in the reader Authenticity is interestingly applied to advertisements. John Grant, author of "The New Marketing Manifesto," states, "Authenticity is the benchmark against which all brands are now judged." General statement on the concept or topic It has become the dominant lens through which consumers decide to buy something, just as quality and price were previously. Nowadays, customers are becoming more discerning, very aware of artifice and hungry for something authentic.…

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