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Essay IV: Visual Argument Assignment
Political cartoons are often mini-narratives portraying an issue dramatically, compactly, and humorously. They employ images and a few well-chosen words to dramatize conflicts and problems. Using caricature, exaggeration, and distortion, a cartoonist distills an issue down to an image that boldly reveals the creator’s perspective on an issue” (Ramage 139).
Visual Argument: (3 pages, 2 sources) A written analysis of a political cartoon.
Purpose: To examine the central claim made in a specific political cartoon. In your examination of the cartoon, you must discuss the issue clearly and provide sufficient analysis using two sources for support. You may use online newspaper sources, and only journal articles and websites that are .edu or .org. All sources accessed via the MC data bases are valid. (If the source accessed is a “.com” source but was accessed via the MC data base, please make sure your works cited citation reflects that.)
Format:
1. Find a political cartoon that conveys a viewpoint on a specific issue (if you select a cartoon related to sustainability, you could use this as a source for your final research paper).
2. Analyze the cartoon – mini-narrative, main claim, image, and text.
3. Find one source that supports your claim. Use it to show how your view of the cartoonist’s argument is valid.
4. Find one source that offers the opposing viewpoint to your claim. Use it to validate the opposing viewpoint.
Elements to consider:
Requirements:
For additional guidance, see Chapter 9 in the textbook.
Outline for Essay IV: Cartoon Analysis:
Introduction/ Paragraph I:
- Current rhetoric on the issue
- Claim. Your claim needs to establish the viewpoint being argued in the cartoon. For example, if the cartoon satirizes gun control then it is likely the cartoonist is opposed to gun control. Your goal then is to analyze the cartoon to show how this claim is valid. Use two sources to support this view
Body Paragraphs:
II. Visual description of the cartoon.
a. Visual Detail
b. Etc
III. Analyze the argument
a.
b.
IV. Include your source to support this view
a.
b.
V. Include your source to support the opposing view
a.
b.
E. Conclusion: Remind your reader of your claim
**Using a source does not simply mean inserting a quotation. Provide the reader with sufficient summary of the source opinion to validate how it supports your claim.
Please remember, when you complete the outline to delete the red notes.
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