Arkansas Northeastern College Visual Argument Discussion

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Find a recent example of a visual argument, either in print or on the internet. Even though you may have a copy of the image, describe it carefully in your paper on the assumption that your description is all readers may have to go on. Then make a judgment about its effectiveness, supporting your claim with clear evidence from the "text."

In your discussion of the visual argument, do your best to follow the examples provided in the middle pages of Chapter 6. Keep in mind that you will need to explain what argument/position the visual "text" is putting forward, and then analyze how and why it is or is not succeeding in convincing the audience of that position. Aim for roughly 500 words, or 2 pages, for this assignment.

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Visual Argument

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Visual Argument
Images have a value in advancing an argument through visual appeal. One image that has
been used to make a visual argument is the COP26 speech in Tuvalu, November 2021. In the
image shown below, the foreign minister of Tuvalu, Simon Kofe, addressed the UN climate
conference in Glasgow while knee deep in water. The minister is presented dressed in a suit, in
front of a lectern with microphones the way one would typically attend to a conference with a
lectern and microphones. However, in the image, the minister is in the ocean and knee deep
while speaking to the conference. The image is persuasive about the urgency of climate change
regarding rising sea waters and their effects on islands. The argument presented in this image can
be analyzed using rhetorical analysis approaches.

Figure 1: Simon Kofe, Tuvalu’s foreign minister, addresses the UN climate conference in
November, 2021 (Grovier, 2021)

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Every image that is meant to present an argument may use several appeals to pass the
message. First, images are an appeal to emotion since the aesthetics or portrayals of certain
issues is often emotional. In the appeal to emotions, a certain emotion ...


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