How reliable is this article or cartoon for historical accuracy? what biases can writers, artists and others bring to their work? Who was the intended audience? what additional information is needed to help you understand the subject more fully?
How reliable is this article or cartoon for historical accuracy? what biases can writers, artists and others bring to their work? Who was the intended audience? what additional information is needed to help you understand the subject more fully?
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How reliable is this article or cartoon for historical accuracy? what biases can writers, artists and others bring to their work? Who was the intended audience? what additional information is needed to help you understand the subject more fully?
Direitos autorais:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Formatos disponíveis
Baixe no formato PPT, PDF, TXT ou leia online no Scribd
THINKING PRESENTATION GROUP MEMBERS SUDHEEP (B10127) SUBASHINY (B10119) ALICE DURGA (B10128) THE BODY SHOP QUESTIONS? 1. What is the topic of the article or cartoon?
2. Who wrote it (author/creator/artist)? What do you know
about this author/creator? If the creator is unknown, are there clues to help identify him or her?
3. How reliable is this article or cartoon for historical accuracy?
4. What biases can writers, artists and others bring to their
work? QUESTIONS?
1. When was it created? If no date is listed, what clues are
there that could help date it?
2. Where was it written and where is the article or cartoon now
found?
3. Who was the intended audience?
QUESTIONS? 1. What were the opinions, motivations, or interests of the creator?
2. What did the creator hope to accomplish by creating this article or
cartoon?
3. Did the creator wish to inform, persuade, or deceive his or her
audience?
4. What questions would you like to address the author of this
article or cartoon?
5. For whom was the article or cartoon created?
QUESTIONS? 1. What sorts of information does the article or cartoon supply?
2. What did you already know about the subject of this article or cartoon and how did this knowledge affect the way you viewed or read it?
3. Can you trust the document's content at face value?
4. What additional information is needed to help you
understand the subject more fully? QUESTION? What is the topic of the advertisement?
Who is the author/creator?
What do you know about the
creator/author? QUESTION?
How reliable is this advertisement for
historical accuracy? What biases can writers, artists and others bring to their work? When was it created? QUESTION?
Where was it written and where is the
advertisement now found? Who was the intended audience? To whom is it designed to appeal? QUESTION?
What were the opinions, motivations, or interests of
the creator?
Did the creator wish to inform, persuade, or deceive
his or her audience? QUESTION?
What questions would you like to address the
author of this article or cartoon? QUESTION? What sorts of information does the article or cartoon supply? And the additional information?
What did you already know about the subject of this
article or cartoon and how did this knowledge affect the way you viewed or read it? QUESTION?
What additional information is needed to help you
understand the subject more fully? How does it try to catch the interest of readers?
How can this convince the
intended buyer QUESTION?
Can you trust the documents content?
QUESTION?
What questions would you like to address the
author of this article or cartoon? For whom was the article or cartoon created? QUESTION? What sorts of information does the article or cartoon supply?
What did you already know about the subject of this
article or cartoon and how did this knowledge affect the way you viewed or read it?
Can you trust the document's content at face value?
QUESTION?
What additional information is needed to help you
understand the subject more fully? How convincing is it? What is it trying to persuade readers to buy, do, or think?