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Picture Rhetoric



This image is rhetorically effective. This is done through highlighting the word UNITY within community. It suggests to the reader that as a community of students we all need to band together to create change. This image also includes a paragraph that at first glance is read as fact. This is very effective in making this poster creditable and important. I believe the only aspect of this poster that is ineffective is the location and font of "dialogue." This is the only place in this poster that outlines what this event is about and when you first look at this poster you miss this detail. 

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  1. UnknownMarch 29, 2018 at 12:21 PM

    I agree that this image is rhetorical effective, because the commUNITY does draw in the audience.

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  2. Sophia FundoraMarch 29, 2018 at 12:23 PM

    Totally tubular! I like how you pointed out the use of capitalizing unity in order to put the idea of a community in people’s mind. I also agree that the placement of the word “dialogue” is overlooked at first glance.

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