Monthly Archives: March 2018

The artifact that I have chosen to exemplify ideological criticism is a visual media advertisement campaign of acceptance presented by Airbnb, an application that allows travelers to find homes to stay in rather than hotels much like a hostel.  Let’s … Continue reading →

For my artifact, I decided to use the album cover for Bruno Mars’ latest album 24K Magic, but more specifically for one of his hit songs ‘That’s What I Like’. The album is simple enough without anything to flashy besides … Continue reading →

1.Tide Commercial (2013) Most laundry and cleaning commercials tend to fall into stereotypical tendencies of using women to promote their product. Tide’s 2013 commercial continues this stigma with a mother as the main spokesperson encouraging the use and purchase of … Continue reading →

  Kill Your Darlings: I chose this scene from Kill Your Darlings, starring Daniel Radcliffe, as my artifact. The movie is based on the early life of Beat writer, Allen Ginsberg, and his involvement with Lucien Carr. Radcliffe portrays Ginsberg as a … Continue reading →

“P&G Thank You, Mom. The Winter Olympics 2018 #LoveOverBias” youtube.com P&G Commercial for the 2018 Winter Olympics  For my post, I selected an emotionally appealing, and powerful message produced by Protector & Gamble. Their aim at this commercial is to … Continue reading →

The rhetor of this comic strip is Charles Schulz. It is a comedic piece used primarily for entertainment purposes. The audience is the general public, as this was published in newspapers. Anyone who bought a newspaper would have been able to … Continue reading →

“Campbell’s Soup Gay Parents Ad” youtube.com Campbell’s Soup Ad featuring a gay couple For my artifact, I have chosen a unique and arguably groundbreaking commercial made by Campbell’s which features a gay couple feeding their young child Campbell’s soup. The … Continue reading →