Please respond to the two prompts below in a comment:
If you have any files you want to use for your Project 3 presentation, you should put them here (in a comment) for easy access.
Please post a link to or description of your source/model text below. Provide a general analysis of what your text does and how it does it (use our rhetorical elements).
Please respond to this blog post with one question you have about Project 3.
To post the draft version of your CD Package Design Plan draft, follow these steps:
After everyone has submitted their drafts, we will each respond anonymously to two of our classmates' drafts. To respond, do the following:
When you respond to a draft, make sure to click the link that says "reply" underneath the draft itself; don't click the link that says "add new comment" at the top of the page!
The files attached below cover Berger's article "Sex as Symbol in Fashion Advertising."
To post the draft version of your CD Package Design Plan draft, follow these steps:
After everyone has submitted their drafts, we will each respond anonymously to two of our classmates' drafts. To respond, do the following:
When you respond to a draft, make sure to click the link that says "reply" underneath the draft itself; don't click the link that says "add new comment" at the top of the page!
The files attached below cover Hine's article "What's in a Package."
Post in a comment your observations about the CD package you selected to analyze. Please include the artist's name and album title, and a link to Amazon if possible. You do not have to produce a full design plan, but you should demonstrate insight into the package's rhetorical components (sense of purpose, audience, context, strategies, medium, arrangement) like we did for our example in class.
The files attached below cover Twitchell's article "What We Are to Advertisers."