RHET 105

1. representing readings
    learned rhetoric triangle: rhetor(author, eyerman),
  text(subject) and audience. we need to think about this
  relationship while reading or writing
    from Consumer's gazes, there's three rhetorical
  practices:
  Logos: logical argument, appeal to reason
  Ethos: ethical argument, appeal to rhetor's ethical character
  Pathos: emotional argument, appeal to audiences' emotions
  the point is to sell their ideas!
2. representing your world
    the example of making a map, told us that the world are
  representing in the way the maker wants it to be.
    from Familial Gazes toward photographs, we know
  that beyond description, interpretation is also important
  and the interpretation will change over time.
    we also looked through some photos using
  Documentary Gazes and found out that the world are
  documented in the way the documentarians want it to be.
    what is truth? truth are hided behind different aspects
  and you have to discover it by yourself. :P
3. Film Analysis