Visual Rhetoric Presentation By:
Anne Kauffman
This Ad shows how our society
today revolves so much around
entertainment and TV.
TV shows contain a large amount
of violence whether verbal or
physical. Children are learning
from TV how they should treat
people, and at such a young age
children's morals and ethics are
being shaped and created.
The audience is everyone who has any form of
media (TV, radio, internet, newspapers, and
etc.) in their life.
Media can effect your opinion and views, and not
just children's views its adults too.
The focus in this photo is the eye it’s
the very first thing you see. It
draws your attention because it
emphases' the eyes by contrasting
the rest of the photo. At first
glance you don’t realize what the
eye actually is, after realizing it
the eye gives the photo a much
deeper meaning.
The original purpose of this
photo was to show people
and make them realize
children see and learn a lot
through watching TV, and it
effects how they see the
world.
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The way the photo is framed
greatly effects the picture.
The way it is framed it is only
half of a face. No specific
details of the child just a
simple beautiful innocent
child's face.
TV has a lot of violence it can
effect how you view and treat
your family and friends. This
photo is saying TV is the
future eyes of our society
because media impacts the
views of generations of our
society and without it our
world would be very
different.
Logical appeal- The photo relates
to our society today and our
future society.
Ethical appeal- This picture
questions ethics and if it is right
to let children be parented by
their televisions.
Emotional appeal- The photo
takes much greater effect
because of the young innocent
child, it touches your emotions
Underneath the TV which is
in place of the Childs eye
is the phrase ‘She's got
Your Eyes.’ This compares
our views to this young
Childs views. Through TV
a child can see a lot of
pain, and suffering, they
see things young children
are not meant to see.
Because of TV she's sees
what we see things
children aren't meant too.
Why did the photographer use a
child?
Do you think TV has effect on
children's morals?
How would TV effect someone's
views?
She's got your eyes,
http://www.lenotizie.net/
How Television Images Affect Children,
http://www.turnoffyourtv.com