Essays on Audience

A.W. Eaton's Article: "Robust Immoralism" Eaton's article, "Robust Immoralism," discusses the importance of audience relations to rough heroes. The author claims that people were innately drawn to flawed characters with immoral tendencies. Some of these characters were portrayed as self-centered, homophobic, racist, bigoted, extortionist, liars, murderers, or womanizers (Eaton 281). The Existence...

The Photo of Deer in the Wild The photo, presented in the format of nature’s capture, represents the image of deer in the wild. At the foreground is one deer that on-looks the photographer while two others facing away appear in the distance. All the deer stand on grass that indicates...

Peter Elbow's Argument for Ignoring Audience Peter Elbow writes in his article, "Closing My Eyes As I Speak: An Argument for Ignoring Audience", how audience awareness suppresses creativity and personal intuition in writing. He notes that in most instances, his mind would go blank while trying to address an audience, but...

The most suitable method of audience researching concerning the meeting that my colleague and I will run is the use of the internet. This is because we can get information written down by the earlier researchers as well as the data in the public records, scholarly journals, and trade...

Understanding and Knowing Your Audience Regardless of whether you are presenting to a gathering of 20 or a 200 people, there are several things you can to do ahead of time to guarantee that your presentation accomplishes the anticipated purpose. The most critical is to understand and know your audience. To...

The most suitable method of audience researching concerning the meeting that my colleague and I will run is the use of the internet. This is because we can get information written down by the earlier researchers as well as the data in the public records, scholarly journals and trade journals....

The Best Way to Characterize an Editorial The best way to characterize an editorial is through its content and how the editor engages with the reader. The targeted population is highlighted by the content, and the piece's diversity is highlighted by the presentation style. In a 2017 editorial, The Editorial Board...

A specific message through scripting various texts A specific message is intended to be communicated to the audience through the scripting of various texts. A specific collection of behaviors is intended to be critiqued, mocked, or condemned in specific works of art. Linguists point out that the author of any work...

According to their intended readership, writers use a variety of themes. The central subject on which a piece of writing is founded is known as the theme. Religion and colonialism are considered as two of the three novels' central themes. In the majority of African countries, religion had a significant...

Human Language as the Primary Means of Communication Human language has always been the primary means of communication and triumph, making it the most essential aspect of existence. The ability of language to explain, interpret, amuse, educate, etc. is its most important quality. The artifacts used in the setting of this...

Music Videos and Sexual Display Music videos play a major part in sexual display and objectification, which have become commonplace across all media channels. While there is no doubt that sexual display plays a substantial part in such content, there is also another viewpoint that worries about the audience's reaction. One...

Popular Culture and Mass Culture Popular culture denotes how culture is ingested, while mass culture describes how culture is created. A culture that is created, promoted, and spread widely is also implied by the term "mass culture." It is a culture that promotes the idea of the citizen as a consumer...