Post #10 Envasion Questions

Chapter 1

1. When there are so many different versions of writing and different interpretations, how are you sure that you are getting the authors main idea?

2. Can different groups of people interpret a political cartoon differently? how does the artist ensure that he's getting the point HE/SHE WANTS across to the audience?

3. When you are trying to connect with your audience, what tactic do you think it the most successful? Are you more interested in their logic or their emotion?


Chapter 2

1. Where do we see visual rhetoric in our everyday life?

2. What are some of the ways that people trick others and create false needs?

3. Why do you believe that arguments set up in a cause and effect format are so successful? Do these types of questions appeal more to our emotions or our logic?