Audience Critical Thinkings Samples For Students

Question 1: Identify and explain the placebo effect’s function in each step of the scientific method: observation, hypothesis, experimentation, verification.

- Placebo effect can be defined as any effect that cannot be attributed to an actual pharmaceutical drug. It is a psychobiological condition occurring in the patient’s brain upon the administration of an inert substance, coupled with verbal suggestions of clinical importance. The therapeutic importance of the placebo effect is universally recommended and accounting for it has become a standard in clinical drug trials. This is done to discern pharmaceutical effects from the placebo effects and placebo effects ...

Interactive Audiences is a unique type of essay that was written by Henry Jenkins about the perceived type and level of interaction that audiences of media productions in general have projected in the past and the mistakes in the generalizations on the behavior of the audiences that most prominent people in the field of media projections have made. Basically, the book centers around the fact that audiences are somehow being liberated by the improvements and revolutions in media technologies, that the cultural studies that dominated the industry in the 1980s and the 1990s were actually wrong—especially the one that ...

Communication is dynamic, especially if seen through the eyes of different cultures. It is important for the communicator to be sensitive to his or her audience in order to get the right message across. This was discussed in Halasek’s work, Pedagogy Of Possibilities. When talking about communication, we see that there are different styles. You can address an audience, have a conversation with someone or communicate in form of a letter or written words. Human communication is strange, not because of the different ways there are to communicate, but how the messages are translated. All three papers on communication have ...

Q1. Thinking about the nature of your topic of interest, how do you foresee which type of organizational method (e.g. chronological, causal, problem-solution, etc.) of your main points would be most appropriate? Discuss your reasons for your choice.

The type of organizational method that is appropriate for my chosen topic on the protection of environment is the combination of causal and problem-solution. I think that the chronological method cannot be applicable to my topic. I would say that it is causal because I want to show to my audience the causes of the environmental problems which we encounter today. I wish to share with them the factors which contributes to the deteriorating environmental condition all over the world. The problem-solution organizational method is also very appropriate for the chosen topic because I will state the problem first ...

English

The article in question is titled china and the toll of smoking and was done by the editorial board of the New York Times on the 17th of April 2014. The article is quite informative as to the vast nature of smoking in china. The article also contains startling statistics to that effect. According to the article one million people die in china due to cigar rete related complications. The article further adds that this number could rise to three million people a year if measures are not taken to curb cigarette smoking in china. The article thus urges that ...

Analysis of an Artwork

Pop Art is probably one of the most intriguing and interesting elements in today’s age. Several artists initiated this genre in the late 1950’s and the 1960’s but none was more prominent than Andy Warhol. Although there have been several critics who have criticized his work as being without any form or sense of direction, posterity has shown otherwise. Works of art such as ‘Telephone’, ‘Marilyn Monroe’ and other pieces have fetched tens of millions of dollars as wealthy collectors have paid huge sums of money to acquire these iconic works. ‘Telephone’ is one such work, ...

I think the book is trying to guide human beings in the right direction. Different people have very different interpretations of the scriptures. Therefore, the book begins by identifying that the human race is associated with the New Testament since it is guided by a new covenant which different from the old covenant found in the Old Testament. The book goes ahead to explain the principles that should be used to interpret the bible so that one does not make a wrong judgment. For instance, people are advised against interpreting the bible based on their intuitions or what they assume to ...

According to Skinner, the behavior of the speaker is verbal. This is because there is a specially condoned listener who mediates the reinforcement of this behavior. The role of the listener in every verbal episode is not necessary verbal in any sense and that the behavior of a listener cannot be differentiated from other forms of his behavior. In language hypothesis however, is that the implicit idea of the listener is verbal. Skinner uses verbal behavior to demonstrate how a behavior analytic approach can be applied in call language. According to him verbal behavior is that kind of behavior that is reinforced ...

Doritos ‘Goat 4 Sale’ advert is powerful commercial that uses humor to attract viewers’ attention and curiosity while promoting Doritos chips as the most delicious and addictive. The goat is seen, screaming, kicking things and jumping on the table because there was no Doritos chips left in the cabinet. These funny events can easily be recalled by the viewer because they are distinctive and unusual.
The Doritos intended to promote their chips as the most delicious and addictive. The main characters in the commercial are seen eating the chips. The goat is captured eating chips stored in the ...

‘Sicko’ is a documentary film directed by Michael Moore. It is a document on the national system of health in U.S. The thematic core of the documentary is the health system in the United States and the way it is provided by the health maintenance organizations (HMOs) which are described and seen to be functioning clearly oriented by their non-stop need to keep increasing their profits. The documentary describes the established health system in the United Systems and compares it to the corresponding health system of Canada and other European countries, trying to arise questions regarding the ethical aspects of this ...

1. Five steps of Persuasion
The key to effective persuasion is excellent communication while influencing. Persuasion is not about being abrasive or aggressive. Persuasion predominantly means the ability to influence and convince the audience on the merit of the idea, without being disrespectful. Monroe’s Motivated Sequence of Persuasion steps are as follows:
- Attention – Attention is getting somebody to listen to your argument and engaging their focus, like using their name, emotion, physical touch when appropriate, etc.
- Need – Having caught the attention to sustain the focus, it is essential that you voice the need ...

Postmodernism is a movement of art that emerged in the late 1960s and the early 1970s. Among all art movements, this one is considered to be the most controversial (Victoria and Albert Museum, 2014). This movement defies definition and is said to have fundamentally introduced an unstable mix of theoretical and theatrical. It was majorly multifaceted and was characterized by elements ranging from the luxurious to the completely ridiculous (Victoria and Albert Museum, 2014). This new brand of art is considered to have shattered some of the previously established ideas and styles as well as generally introducing radical freedom to ...

As Jessica Lahey, a former teacher and writer who frequently contributes to The New York Times, says, “an education in cultural literacy can empower those who have been traditionally excluded in civic debate. It equips citizens and non-citizens alike in the vocabulary and knowledge they will need to understand American culture,” there is no doubt that unless a person understands the basis on which an argument or view is being expressed, the entire effort of that debate. Unless citizens and non-citizens are educated on the history of America and how culture is formed, it becomes difficult for them to understand American ...

Principles of Goffman’s Analysis: As Viewed in the Advertisements in Vogue October 2014

Introduction
Erving Goffman, in his Gender Advertisement, stresses the importance of taking commercial pictures seriously. The main intention of the advertisements is to lure viewers into buying the product depicted in the advertisement. The power of advertisements is so strong that it can immensely influence the viewers, both consciously and unconsciously. However, the problem is that an advertisement is not necessarily the true representations of reality. Not only commercial advertisers, but also governments and nonprofit organizations make use of advertisements in order to deliver their ideas or messages. The advertisements intentionally and unintentionally raise and exploit the “social situations”. ...

In her article The Oppositional Gaze

Bell Hooks introduces to her readers that a certain sort of look, the “oppositional gaze” has been responsible for many children being punished by their parents because this gaze was see as “confrontational, as gestures of resistance, challenges to authority” (Hooks, 115). Her paper “The Oppositional Gaze” is about many different gazes, the power each is perceived to have, and how a minority group, black female spectators, deals with this issue. Her overall point deals with the marginalization of black women not just in the society but also in the entertainment industry. The larger context in relation to the class is ...

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Literature Review

Edson Tandoc (2014, pp. 559-560) used the term “twerking” to describe how journalism has shifted its norms in news judgment due to capital instability. Capital, as specified by Tandoc (2014, p. 562), comes in four main forms under field theory: economic, cultural, social and symbolic. Economic capital pertains to money-convertible assets and is typically regarded in journalism in the form of the audience, revenues in advertising and rates of news circulation. Cultural capital stands for the “possession of competence in a socially valued area” (Tandoc, 2014, p. 562), which is justified by mechanisms ...

Paper/Assignment Due Date

The flow of the story is quicker in action films, and so the film needs to be reflective of that. The main antagonist in the film Unstoppable is Train 777, an unmanned train barreling down the track at eighty miles an hour. Not only is it destroying everything in its path, but it poses a serious risk -- it's carrying three carloads of an explosive, unstable liquid. It's a difficult task to make an inanimate object into a villain, but Scott does it through the use of combined real and filmed shots, close and quick cuts, and shaky camera usage. The scene ...

3 Commercial Analyses

The car company Lexus has a TV advertisement that breaks the tradition of form of most car commercials. Most car commercials feature a car driving along an urban or rural roadway. Amazing in motion starts with full band music with the letters “Amazing in Motion” appearing above a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton. Then the scene jumps to a number of flying futuristic drones. They move with personality and do not seem robotic. The music in the background is uplifting orchestral music that guides the drones music. They fly through city streets and museums and finally they fly into the sky where ...

Alex Cross

This is a crime thriller films that was produced in 2012. The film was directed by Rob Cohen, exposing some of the evils that happen in the society. After securing a job with FBI, Cross fears revealing to his wife the intentions of changing cities. Unknown to him, the day he takes Maria for an outing happens to be the day Picasso was attacking them, marking an end to Maria’s life. This results in Alex Cross plotting a revenge mission with the aim of killing Picasso. Through several events that take place, Cross and his friends manage to kill Picasso, securing a ...

Introduction This paper outlines in detail how the modern day Sherlock Holmes extends the cinematic concepts borrowed from the early classical conventions of Conan Doyle. The comparison and contrast are crucial in understanding whether changes, extensions or imitation of the previous works have altered or improved the literature. Therefore, this rhetorical analysis is geared towards examining the characters, scenes, settings, plots, themes, and literature style of the two chronologically divided works. Since the written texts and TV series are meant to satisfy the target audience, the bottom-line of scenic details is to be able to satisfactorily relay the messages ...

Introduction This paper outlines and in details explains how the modern –day Holmes applies or extends the cinematic concepts borrowed from the early classical conventions of Conan Doyle. The comparison and contrast are crucial in understanding whether changes, extensions or imitation of the previous works have altered or improved the literature. Therefore, this rhetorical analysis is geared towards examining the characters, scenes, settings, plots, themes, and literature style of the two chronologically divided works. Because written texts and TV series are meant to satisfy the target audience, the bottom-line of scenic details is to pass the messages to the ...

Prior to 1910, film makers such as Hollywood were using archaic crude techniques to produce movies. It is interesting how this company struggled to advance its production techniques so as to meet the changing needs, tastes and preferences of the market. Film makers lucidly and dramatically developed a range of cinematic techniques for telling stories. Producers focused on division and classification of labor in the workplace, detailed planning and standardization and split-up of commencement from performance work. Various companies such as Hollywood continued to strive so as to own many production houses and respond to social and cultural pressures that ...

Why does Hamlet delay so long in following the ghost’s command? This is one of those mysteries in literature that seems to have persisted ever since the play was written, remaining unanswered and solved till today. For Hamlet, it is his first long soliloquy, and he rebukes himself for his delay in avenging his father’s death. The reason for Hamlet’s long delay in following the ghost’s command is integral to Shakespeare’s Hamlet, since the play revolves around it, but what is also important is to conclude the morality of such revenge.
The fact ...

The vitality, strength, flexibility and frenzy made the night of 12th November worth remembering. The drumbeats and the sensation that came with it made even the heaviest of the audience feel like they had the capability to just stand and join the crew. Was it not for the fact that the audience was separated from the performance by chairs which also limited the movements; it is obvious that everybody would be on the dance floor. All eyes and heads were tuned to the dance floor, as any change in position would mean missing an amazing move and beat. Each ...

The play ‘Good People’ revolves around the life of a single mother, Margie Walsh and her search for a job after she is fired in her current job for being ineffective due to her tendency to work or report late occasionally. The play brings together her past life and her present to give the viewer a clue of the life she has lived and how it has shaped her to whom she is today. It is this ability to combine the past and the present that reveals clues as to who could be the father to Joyce, Margie’s daughter. Mike is ...

Choose a print advertisement that has been used within the last 12 months from a popular American magazine that illustrates what Tuchman terms “pictures of perfections and goals of happiness” and then answer the following questions in a single unified essay. You must include a copy of the ad with your essay.
The advert I have chosen is the Carls Jr Super Star Burger with Cheese. It shows a woman dressed in a seductive form, practically half naked (and a blonde at that) alongside the burger packed with all sorts of ingredients imaginable. The subtitle ‘it’s gonna get messy’ adds a certain crudeness to proceedings ...

FIGURATIVE vs. LITERAL LANGUAGE.

Introduction.

Literal language means using a word in its specific, concise, original, and direct meaning. For instance, using a phrase ‘she is literally five inches tall’ implies that the actual height of the subject is five inches. Figurative language uses analogous, descriptive, and metaphorical sense of words (Glucksberg and MacGlone, 2001). It means ‘as or by a figure of speech’; For instance, saying ‘dead from work’ has a metaphorical meaning of being extremely tired of work. Figurative language does not only provide facts about an idea, but also encourages the use of imaginations. Some of the most commonly used figurative ...

Shawn Colvin and Mary Chapin Carpenter, two long-time acoustic performers and friends joined together on the 19th of October at 7:30 PM for an intimate concert at the Eisenhower Auditorium in Penn state university. Some of the event sponsors included Don and Mary Ellen Fisher and Big Froggy101 as the media sponsor. The performance that took place on a Saturday by the Grammy Award-winning artists was staged with vast renditions of their song collections. Tickets for the presentation were $40 adults, $15 for the University Park students and $30 individuals 18years and younger (Penn State News 2013). Their catalog spanned a ...

While reading a short story, the imaginative language used by the author helps transport the reader into another world created by the author. In this case, a short story presents an experience that the author puts down which brings an imaginary world to life. On the other hand, when it comes to drama and poetry, the reader becomes part and parcel of the experience as they participate in the bringing to live of the written work. This is possible because the characters in the drama or poetry are brought o life by the audience as they take part in the reading, ...

Introduction

The Goias ad passes out the message that Brazil is concerned about its environment. The image is composed of a large cloud which has the shape of a fist, and positioned on top of a city. In addition, the advertisement reads “what goes around comes around.” A smaller part of the image also speaks of Global warming, it read, “Global Warming. Do your part to change that.” Below the statement, three small images are embedded. These images are also related to the environment; the first portrays a cultivated land, the second shows a hand watering on some vegetation and the third is an image ...

Judging from the number of tickets that were sold and the surprisingly large audience on the Friday of 20TH September at the Kay Center, there is no doubt that the Anda Union has etched a name in performance arts. The Wind Horse performance that was hosted by the Clarice Smith Center was a 90 minutes musical celebration of a passionate and captivating debut that thoroughly enchanted the expectant audience. The sweeping performance and show of exotic and unique talent was well worth the ticket prices that went at around $28- $35 for senior citizens, subscribers, regulars and UMD staff, faculty and Alumni ...

There are few Americans today who are not familiar with Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous speech, “I Have a Dream.” At the time King gave the speech, America was in the middle of a civil rights movement that would end segregation and other injustices (King). However, it is not just the timeliness of King’s speech that makes it so effective; King’s rhetorical expertise persuasively uses comparison and contrast, metaphor, poetic language, and emotional appeal to all people regardless of race rally the nation to his forceful but peaceful cause with words that will be remembered for generations.
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Ericsson, Stephanie. "The Ways We Lie." Trans. ArrayBack to the Lake: A Reader for Writers (Second Edition). 2nd ed. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 2011. 336-343. Print.
In her essay, “The Way We Lie,” Stephanie Ericsson states a well-known fact that everyone lies, while she also argues that every lie is not essentially bad, but accepting lies turn them into a “cultural cancer” and lead to severe consequences. With structure and style of writing, Ericsson supports her claim by appealing to logos, pathos and ethos, namely: she appeals to the logos by describing historical events and facts to provide ...

Harold Ickes’ famous speech, “What is an American?” is a prime example of a piece of public speaking that is designed to move the audience into belief and action. Written in 1941, it is a prime example of the Rogerian model of argument-- that is, it is an argument towards a certain purpose that relies upon common ground to move those who are listening. Ickes’ entire purpose in writing and giving the speech was to be inclusive in his language. He purposefully included everyone, regardless of race, religion, class, or even geographical location in the description of what it means to be American. ...

Abraham Rattner

In one of the paintings of Abraham Rattner entitled “Crucifixion in Yellow”, he used the style of figurative expressionism by combining the traditional themes and incorporating the recognized components of Modernism. The subject of this painting of Rattner became his reaction to the memorable events that took place during the World War II. He used the idea of crucifixion to symbolize the condition of humanity during such time. As part of his personal assessment, he considered himself to be included in this spiritual journey by picturing that he is on the cross to despise the inhumanity done to the ...

Communication:

My topic of presentation was on the expansion of the universe. The center of my discussion was on the accelerating expansion of the universe and the cosmological implications particularly that at some point in the cosmological timescale, the better part of our universe will be unobservable to us. Our planet (or at least our galaxy since the planet would be long over) will be an isolated lonely place and boring with no cosmology to study. Due to the accelerating expansion, galaxies will at some point be moving apart at a speed possibly faster than that of light, this will get ...

1. Facing a culturally diverse audience can present a number of challenges for a speaker. For one thing, it may demand the need to be extra aware of (and sensitive to) cultural differences and nuances. Each culture defines what is acceptable and unacceptable—sensitive speakers will keep this in mind while making any presentation in order to get their message across to as many people as possible without diluting its impact. When addressing an audience composed of people who have a different religious affiliation than the speaker, it pays to be neutral or at least avoid referring to the audience’s religion in ...

Introduction

There has been a prodigious evolution in the terms of audience, tastes, needs and preferences. The so called contemporary audience is particularly very different from the audience of the past centauries. The factors or actions that used to interest and hold the attention of the audience in the 18th century may not mean much to an audience if used today. The audience of the 21st century is so developed (Johanson 13). It has therefore been necessary for literatures and plays to evolve so that they can keep at pace with the swiftly changing needs of the audience. We are going ...

Type of Activity: (check)

- Seminar/workshop
- Distance Learning via Computer
- Conference
- Distance Learning via Tele/Audio Conference
- Independent Study
- Other: Describe:

A. Human Resources

- Person Administratively Responsible: Provide the following information for the person responsible for administering this activity.
- Planning Committee: Must include 1 RN with a minimum of baccalaureate in Nursing and at least one other member. They must have relevant content expertise, represent the target audience and/or have knowledge of the CE process. For each person on the planning committee, please list name, degrees and credentials here and attach a biographical data form with ...

Question 1.

Based on the topic of interest you identified in the previous discussion (Lesson 3) for what purpose would your topic be? Discuss why you think this is the purpose. Your response would indicate your understanding of the readings in this module.
The topic that I chose is about the protection of the environment. The purpose of this topic is to educate the audience about what is happening with our environment today. The aim of the speech is to explain clearly about global warming and its effect on our environment. This is the purpose of the speech because it ...

The concert kick started with a classical Jazz song called Perdido. The music though slow was a treat to the years. The song was performed by the duet of Juan Tizol and Duke Ellington. Both sang the song indeed beautifully and maintained the perfect tempo and atmosphere required for the song. The saxophones and Trombones complemented them. It wasn’t long before people joined the singers in singing the song and I was no exception. The song and the performance suited the event and gave a desired and perfect start to the event.
The engrossing performance was followed by ‘Down for ...

A successful speech is determined by the subject of the topic and the opinions of the audience, the speaker’s qualifications and the occasion. If the topic is difficult in its arrival, the speaker must consider to broad categories that can aid to have a potential topic. The speaker must consider subject he knows a lot and second subject that he has interest in it.
Audience analysis aid and enables the speaker to predict audience reactions. In subject that the speaker knows, he writes down his experience, interests, hobbies, skills and benefits. The speaker must consider subjects about which he ...

1. Which website is the least commercial? Why?
EnterText is the least commercial website because the website is poorly designed, least informative and ill-categorized. There are no options for plugins or feed for YouTube, twitter or Facebook on the website. In short, it is not attractive and exciting enough to draw in crowds.
2. Which website is the most commercial? Why?
Most commercial website is Bill O'Reilly.com. Even if one is unaware of the identity of Bill O'Reilly, one visit to his webpage reveals a deluge of information about him. All the plugins for Facebook page, twitter, ...

Critical Thinking and Language

Critical Thinking and Language

Efficient communication implies structural knowledge of a common communication language, but also the understanding, through empathic abilities, of the non – verbal communication: perceiving the gestures, tics, mimic of the face, expressions or even silence as sources of communication. Language is directly linked with critical thinking because in a communication process the actors involved in the process need to think to what they want to say to their communication partners, to filter the information and based on what they understood to create an answer. This process implies structuring words, based on a critical thinking process. The communication actors need ...

Introduction

Richard St. John is a success analyst who found success doing what he loved most. He spent more than ten years researching the lessons of success and conducted more than 500 interviews with many successful people including Bill Gates and Martha Stewart, the Google founder. Richard St. John condenses years of interviews into an interesting three-minute presentation on the secrets of success in eight words. He summarizes the components of success as passion, serve, push, good, ideas, persistence, work, and ideas. The speaker uses logos, ethos and pathos to persuade the audience of the validity of his ideas. This paper ...

Introduction

Metatheatre is a word that was first used by Lionel Abel in 1963; he introduced a new way of and look at post modern-drama, which at the very least adds more language to the to the ones that are usually spoken in theatres. The description of Meta itself constitutes a meaning describing above or after and about or upon. On the other hand, Samuel Beckett, an Irish Dramatist changed the traditional drama as shown in his work in “Waiting for Godot”. The change in his style was due to his dissatisfaction of the earlier dramatist. Beckett’s work featuring the characters Vladimir ...

Part 1. Brief Overview of the School Meeting

The William County School Board Meeting was viewed through YouTube as posted on October 17, 2012 on the URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUZJ8UuyDdU. The said meeting was disclosed to have taken place on October 15, 2012 and took 43 minutes. The first part enjoined the participants to profess the Pledge of Allegiance; and followed by the approval of the agenda after some corrections were apparently noted. After motions seconded, the meeting commenced; and was adjourned a little after 40 minutes.

Part 2. Responses to Questions

1-Did all audience members focus their attention, avoid distractions, and maintain their role of listener when other members were speaking? In other words, ...

Introduction

The following article is an analysis of two articles that convey similar messages with the main aim of identifying the general properties of both articles from pathos/ethos/logos to author’s credibility, organization vocabulary level, target audience, and convincingness of the articles.

Op-Ed: Sharp talk on guns prevents solutions-ARTICLE 1

In the article, the author’s main point of views is first why people are allowed to own assault rifles despite it being their right. Secondly, both sides’ arguments will lead to no problem being solved. Third, the author questions the government’s capability to solve complex gun problem when it cannot solve simple problem of smoking that ...

In the essay sweatshirts to sweatshops several universal intellectual standards have been violated. To begin with, the speaker breaches the fairness that should be upheld in an argument by presenting the “little girl was working hour after hour while trying not to collapse from the heat” (Cournoyer, 2011). In putting this across, the speaker is attempting to influence the audience by invoking their emotions of sympathy on the little girl. Since the speaker’s argument is not based on facts, the audience can as well dismiss it. In fact, there might never have been a little girl in the actual ...

Shot in 1972, The Godfather by Francis Ford Coppola has become one of the iconic motion pictures in the world cinematography, and is still watched by the contemporary audience. The key to success of the film is hidden in the director’s profound artistic approach to reflecting the novel written by Mario Puzo. The talent of the author who provided the screenplay for the film together with the talent of the director who made it visually unique provided the future of the motion picture that is quoted and alluded to most often among others. This paper is thus going ...

Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo is a master's class in subtle and effective filmmaking - its noirish tale of obsession and loss is considered one of his best works. This is due in no small part to the directors' use of the various elements of film as a mirror. Hitchcock intends to create a sense of repetition and a cyclical nature to the life of the characters in the film; following Scottie (James Stewart) through his descent and ascent into madness deals significantly with themes of duality and obsession. Furthermore, the use of film as a mirror onto ourselves is made very clear in the audience's ...

The persuasive essay “Forger Shorter Showers” by Derrick Jensen has appeared in Orion magazine in 2009. It is highly persuasive essay, and Jensen’s thesis argues that “personal change does not equal social change” (Jensen 665). He persuades that the environmental problems are so serious today that the large scale action are required to actually change anything that include the global changes in society and economy. The author examines different aspects of the life in modern society and aims at proving that little everyday acts people do in order to positively influence the environment do not actually change anything, ...

This Pampers advertisement, in which a baby wearing a Pampers diaper plays outside, facts and figures surrounding the baby’s diaper, uses many different strategies in order to appeal to its target audience. In this particular case, the target audience is likely adult women of child-rearing age, who have young boys or girls who are toddlers. The socio-economic status is probably middle-to-upper class, and the parents of these young toddlers are likely well-educated, as they are likely in the market for a product to use on their children and are willing to look for diapers with sophisticated features and ...

In the Adidas ad “Making History,” Adidas shoes are presented as a split screen presentation of the same shoe, colored differently, with stats below them detailing how two soccer players – Gerd Muller from West Germany and Leo Messi from Argentina – used these Adidas shoes to set world records for making goals in their respective years. Judging from this ad, the target audience for this particular Adidas advertisement are soccer fans, those who would know the names of the players, would be familiar with the sport and the type of shoe involved, and who would be appealed to by citing ...

People watch TV, listen to the news, and learn something new on a daily basis, and many of them are influenced by advertising. Nowadays, an ad can be seen everywhere: on television, online, on the street, in social networks and wherever it can be put. There are different types of advertising, and each type has a different impact on different people. It has a significant influence on people's thoughts, actions, and feelings, making advertising a very powerful tool of emotional and psychological appeal. Advertising, which informs us about products and/or services, becomes an integral part of our culture, thus largely contributing to our ...

Introduction

Discussion
Atwood’s Main message
As a visionary writer, Atwood has authored many books. What is common in Atwood’s books is that she attempts to put across one message over and over again. This is the message on the woman’s voice in the society. Atwood effectively passes this message in a unique manner by reconstructing her version out of ancient myth stories. Old pieces of literature were synonymous with stories of feminist exploitation. The society of the time was characterized with giving a woman no chance whatsoever. They had no say in most society matters even by a little ...

Myths and facts form an integral part of the story writing process as writers engage the readers in thrilling adventures that are based on myths and facts. Both terms can be used interchangeably, but in order to get a clearer understanding of the work of writers Linda Seger offers an explanation to the relationship between myths and facts as terms relate to writing. Seger suggests that majority of the stories and films that have been produced are a result of the myths and legends that exist throughout history. In fact, Seger’s article “Creating the Myth” offers a comparative ...

Shot in 1946, the spy thriller “Notorious” by Alfred Hitchcock is a beautiful love story in the frames of real historic events. The movie is the first mature work of the director where his style and specific features form in the manner of shooting and conveying the message to the audience. “Notorious” was nominated for Best Supporting Actor and Best Original screenplay at the 19th Academy Awards in 1947.
The beginning of the movie coincides with the immediate introduction to the main characters, Alicia Huberman and T.R. Devlin. When the audience hears the judgment of the court and the ...

Introduction

Art is about how different ideas are manipulated and presented to the audience. This particular art show strives to achieve these objectives by applying different artistic tools. Some of the tools have the effect of appeasing the audience while the others do the opposite. This paper uses two arts to depict how different artists present their works to either amuse or deter their audience.

Effectiveness and style

The art on the electronic coyote museum is presented with style in an organized manner. This particular art comes with orderly pictures that fit every description. From its introductory remarks the pictures presented agree with ...

An Analysis of Media Coverage of a Soccer Game

Introduction
This paper analyzes three different media sources of a live broadcast of a professional soccer match played between two English teams, West Bromwich Albion (WBA) and Crystal Palace (CP). The match took place on WBA’s home turf in the English midlands on Saturday, February 27, 2016. The visiting team, CP, is based in South London. The match was important for both teams, as neither has had a recent win and each is struggling to capture a place in the league playoffs.
I chose to watch an English soccer match for two reasons: 1) I know enough about ...