Visual Argument EssayFor this next essay you will need to find an image (photograph, advertisement, poster, etc.) that makes a visual argument (tries to persuade the reader). You can find an image that relates to any argument. While analyzing the image you should consider what areas relate to logos, pathos, and ethos.Paper Requirements: 3 pages Double spaced Times New Roman Font Image must be attached to the paperStructure of the Essay:Introduction-must have attention-getter and thesis (what the visual argument is and the points you are covering—logos, pathos, and ethos)Body Paragraphs-you should have at least 3 (one for each category of information you are analyzing). Logos (possibly the printed text) Pathos (possibly the image presented) Ethos (possibly who is behind the visual)Conclusion-must restate thesis and offer a thought on the effectiveness of the visual argumentQuestions to consider:Logos-What is the purpose of the visual? Does it use evidence? What does that evidence mean? How does it support the topic? Does it give reasons or logic? Identify examples and explain.Pathos-What does the image consist of? What is the intended emotion based on the visual? How does the visual connect to the reader? Do any of the words have an emotional impact? Identify examples and explain.Ethos-Who is behind the visual? Does the organization or individual seem credible? How so? Does the visual quote any credible sources? How does this help the visual seem trustworthy? Identify examples and explain.Is the visual argument effective based on its use of logos, pathos, and ethos? Explain.Possible outlineI. Introductiona. Attention-getterb. Background informationc. ThesisII. Body 1-Logosa. Topic sentenceb. Example from visualc. Explanationd. Example from visuale. Explanationf. TransitionIII. Body 2-Pathosa. Topic sentenceb. Example from visualc. Explanationd. Example from visuale. Explanationf. TransitionIV.V. Body 3-Ethosa. Topic sentenceb. Example from visualc. Explanationd. Example from visuale. Explanationf. TransitionVI. Conclusiona. Summarize topicb. Restate the thesisc. Explain whether the visual was effective or not
