English, 18.03.2021 02:20 avision42

Paragraph One Introduction:
• Introduce what you will be analysing (Title, Type, Date)
• Include a brief description of the text.
• Charactarize briefly the text’s rhetorical situation(Audienc, e Purpose and context)
• The main topic/theme of the visual text
• Thesis statement
Paragraph Two
Spatial Composition:
• Visual References
• Intertexuality
• Visual Manipulation
• Light/camera angle/shot
Paragraph Three
Elements:
• Colors/objects/shapes/background/fo regroundetc/writing/font……
Paragraph Four
Rhetorical appeals:
• The paper’s sections are divided into the three appeals: ethos, pathos, and logos.
Paragraph Five
Opinion/Reaction to the Text:
• Your feelings, justified
• Your thought, justified
• Your actions because of the text, jusitified
Paragraph Six
Analysis/Rhetorical situation: ( In details)
• Audience
• Purposec
• Context
Paragraph Seven
Conclusion:
• Reassert your thesis
• Give your final opinion in regards to the effectiveness of the visual text
• Give your final opinion in regards to the message of the visual text

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Introduction:
• Introduce what you will be analysing (Title, Type, Date)
• Include

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