Instead of just using the word women, she uses “we” because she wants the reader to feel that she and the audience is a part of this statistic too. I think Kamenetz is trying to reach a very broad audience, rather than target any certain audience. She, in a way, is targeting men of all ages. I think that showing men that people are equal regardless of sex is the most important in this case, and she realizes this as well. She does a great job of relating to all audiences, to see her possible solution to the rising issues occurring.
For these reasons, it is important all departments liaise with each other to make sure the magazines goes to print on time. 1.2 Explain reasons for knowing the audience to whom communication is being presented It is important to know who you audience is and the level of the ability and interest in the chosen subject to be presented. For example, at Traplet the editor will need to know a detailed description about the figures, feedback, ideas and the editors interest would be very high due to it being their magazine. The accounts department would only want to know the figures and their interest in content and marketing strategies would be low, the advertiser would need a less detailed description of the figures and feedback than the editor. Knowing the audience for whom you are presenting to is very important as you do not want to exceed your audience’s level of interest, there mind will
How does gender inequality affect men? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 8. Emma Watson states that she wants to be a part of the gender equality movement because “…if not me, who, if not now, when.” Where else can this mindset be valued in our society? Give examples to support your thinking. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ In freshman English you learned about ethos, pathos, and logos and how these literary devices are used to embellish language and public speaking.
Anthropology Paper #2 September 24, 2012 “Who am I?” Everyone goes through a stage in their lives when they are trying to define who they are, what they believe in, what they find important, and who they want to be in the world. Upon reading, “Identity, Roles, and Groups” in the text, the first thing I thought of was the media and how huge of a role it plays in defining identities for us. The second thing I examined was gender roles in our culture and how these set ideas decide how men and women are supposed to act. I also analyzed Dianna Shandy and Karine Moe’s article on women in the workforce today. I wanted to fully evaluate the situation we are all in and as a result, I think I have a better understanding of the process of identity and how one goes about discovering it.
Communication is the key. My group, in time, will interview the members of the community, and the article “Gathering Data in the Field” will be valuable information to keep in mind. It is important for us to see that “conducting a rich, informative interview requires strong questioning and listening skills as well as finely honed observation skills” (pg.116). If we plan on making a difference in the Tzunania community, we should make sure that we are well-rounded interviewers. In order to understand someone you have to see that person’s perspective and when trying to interview one person or a large group of people, that can only be done if the interview is in-depth.
Media stereotypes are inevitable in advertising, which is needed to reach a wide range of audience as quickly as possible and to allow them to understand the information. Stereotypes can act as codes sometimes; it allows someone to pick up on something faster. This normally will take place by sticking to a gender, sex, race, and maybe some type of occupation. The stereotype the media uses may also be caused due to some type of prejudice. I believe the media is encouraging people to tolerant diversity and to accept it in to their everyday life.
With his examples, he automatically proves that he is credible and is experienced enough to speak on the subject. It’s important for a writer to use this type of technique, especially when speaking on a controversial subject, because it will make the reader assume he is talking with no sense, and they will more than likely stop reading. Also, Wolfson continues through his writing using sources periodically, and documenting them on the bottom of the page. This is the most simplistic way of proving to the reader that his sources are credible. Wolfson does a superior job of showing credibility, but he does an even better job at appealing to the reader’s emotions.
I personally would want more factual information, I find it hard to address a problem without fully understanding it. I did however find Beres’ “The Common App Fallacy” to be a great journalism article that provokes more questions than it answers. This article as well as the points and questions he is trying to portray, I think are more directed towards his target audience of college students whom enjoy his
This knowledge on newspapers allows us to question the sources reliability. The purpose of the source is to raise the likeability and increase the want for the Beveridge report to be put in place. Although source b doesn’t explicitly tackle the reaction of the people to the report it explains its vast benefits implying the positive reactions of the people. Again, you need to quote directly from the soruce. Both sources convey the reaction to the report to a certain extent but the reliability of both sources remains questionable.
Politicians who seek to strengthen or weaken our gun control laws would also benefit, because, it will help give them the foundation needed to build a good understanding of the issue. This article will also give the casual reader a better understanding of this highly controversial subject within our society. The first step in ratifying an issue is better educating the populous so, when it comes time to vote, they can make an informed decision. Holistically, we have seen more papers written on this topic and many continue to support the information found within this article. Throughout this article one can find that age, race, education, income, religion, violent attitudes, defensive attitudes, and geographic areas affect do affect gun ownership.