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    most parts of the world the media is filled with all kinds of smoking ads that persuade you to buy and try their product. By doing so‚ they try to make the ad look cool and appealing so that we don’t have to think about the bad side effects that smoking causes. Luckily‚ there are still ads that want to eliminate smoking. The rhetorical effects of this smoking advertisement is to stop people from smoking‚ mostly parents. Although smoking does affect your physical health‚ it can also harm your family

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    why you’re making design decisions. 2) The three elements of the rhetorical situation are audience‚ purpose and context. 3) Some examples of large-scale responses to the rhetorical situation of a document include 11’’ x 17’’ four panel format‚ heavier paper‚ and arrangements of the documents major elements -brochure-like format‚ visual demeanor. 4) Some examples of local-level responses to the rhetorical situation of a document are typography‚ large‚ bold type‚ bulleted list‚ single

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    Rhetorical Analysis of Smoking Advertisement We can see the transition how the cigarette smoking advertisement campaign has changed over the years. For many years smoking was promoted through digital media until 2011‚ until it was restricted by the government. Several young people and teenagers started smoking without knowing its harmful effects both on their external and internal body organs. Numerous people are now aware of side effects of smoking which can damages their heart or lungs. Most

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    Edith Cowan University Faculty of Business and Law Unit Plan Unit Code: MKT1600 Unit Title: Marketing principles & practices Semester: Two Year: 2014 Prepared by: Dr Stephen Fanning Version: July 2014 Faculty of Business and Law | Telephone: 134328 | Calls outside Australia (61 8) 6304 0000 Email enquiries@ecu.edu.au | Web: www.business.ecu.edu.au School of Business MKT1600: Marketing principles and practices Introduction to marketing It is generally recognised that a marketing

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    papers that I wrote in high school using rhetorical situations I was very excited. This was because I knew exactly what paper I wanted to write about; the paper that I enjoyed the most‚ which was my short story called speech to Roseanne. I wrote it in high school for my teacher Ms. Drysdale’s class. I first began incubating the first day thinking and planning in my head exactly what I wanted to say in this paper. I knew I had to focus on rhetorical situation from my paper which included exigence‚ negative

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    The first Quit line advertisement depicting Zita Roberts‚ promotes the risks associated with smoking. With the use of an emotive and serious tone‚ they attempt to pull on the audience’s heartstrings which‚ in this case‚ are parents with a family. Quit line attempts to uses Zita’s story to encourage the audience to quit smoking as their life will be shortened if they continued to smoke. At first‚ the readers are drawn to the big‚ bright and bolded words that are placed front and centre of the advertisement

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    Anti-smoking advertisements occasionally pop up throughout our society‚ often showing the harmful effects of tobacco through graphic pictures or other startling images. The advertisement I chose is a black and white picture‚ showing a young man smoking a cigarette‚ with the smoke from it forming a gun pointed at his head. Off to the side appear the words‚ “Kill a cigarette‚ save a life. Yours.” The advertisement utilizes the three rhetorical appeals of logos‚ ethos‚ and pathos through its image and

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    Introduction Difference between fine art and commercial art John Berger: limited commercial art Nudity‚ Publicity art Background Difference between fine art and commercial art Fine art: Beautiful‚ personal expression Commercial art : market‚ sales‚ specific audience Body paragraph 1 Nudity art give a different meaning on fine art and commercial art‚ From Greek and Roman art to Michelangelo and the Renaissance artists‚ nudity has been used to represent beauty‚ frailty‚ shame and power

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    Assignment 1 What is a rhetorical situation? professionals use the phrase “rhetorical situation” in reference to any set of circumstances that involves at least one person using some sort of communication to change the perspective of at least one other person. but‚ what defines a situation as rhetorical? Grant-Davie considers any event‚ or situation rhetorical when it’s shaped by language or some form of communication. "Rhetorical situations exist everywhere and we encounter them every day

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    Rhetorical Analysis: Thank You for Smoking Becoming more and more prevalent in the American media are anti-smoking and anti-tobacco advertisements. These advertisements attempt to warn the viewers of the harmful effects of smoking cigarettes. This is understandably inconvenient for big-time tobacco companies‚ who profit from cigarette smokers’ addictions. These companies often hire hot shot lobbyists to attempt to publicly protect their product. There is and intended audience with in the movie and

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