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Analyzes how 3 different elements of visual rhetoric create ethos, logos, or pathos
Writer needs to write without bias.
Audience understands the fundamentals of persuasion and is interested in how ad is successful or not.
Uses 2 scholarly, academic articles or book chapters
Chosen ad's goal must be to sell a product.
Paragraphs should be developed and each should be about 250+ words. Use transitions.
Do not use source information in the introduction.
Each paragraph contains one element and one appeal.
Avoid 1st person (I, me, mine, we, us, our).
Signal phrase = Name of author + verb = Dr. Hunt writes,
Avoid 2nd person (you, your, you are).
Introduction should provide context about the product and narrow to thesis.
Do not use slang or idiomatic expressions.
The subject must be a static print ad.
Do not include the appeals in the thesis.
Must include in-text citations.
Parenthetical documentation = Page number in parenthesis = (2). Period moves to after parenthesis.
Do not combine elements in paragraphs.
Do not define ethos, logos, or pathos.
Do not write contractions.
Topic sentence names the element of visual rhetoric to be discussed.
Thesis: Title of ad + Assertion + Goal of ad + 3 elements of visual rhetoric
Do not use wasted words like a lot, things, stuff, great.
