Identifying a Stakeholder’s Argument through Visual Analysis my stakeholder is United Nations Security Council. the topic is about the climate change. MORE

Identifying a Stakeholder’s Argument through Visual Analysis my stakeholder is United Nations Security Council. the topic is about the climate change. MORE INFORMATION IN THE ATTACHMENT FILE.

Overview

Part 2 asks you to formalize your Project 2 visual analysis by writing a 1,000 – 1,200-word essay that identifies a stakeholder’s argument that has been communicated through two of its visual images. Prior to this assignment, you have chosen a stakeholder (organization) and two of its images and created substantial content by answering guiding questions. This Part 2 assignment asks that you to more critically analyze the visual and rhetorical strategies this organization implements in its campaign and analyze how these visual arguments reflect the organization’s goals, which encompass its interests, missions, and message.

Skills & Strategies

This Part 2 assignment will help you to

determine a stakeholder’s goals, which encompass its interests. missions, and message
analyze further the rhetorical situation associated with the stakeholder’s two images
examine the rhetorical strategies used in the two images that support the stakeholder’s goals
substantiate your visual analysis with research
identify and develop organizational strategies that contribute to the effective delivery of information and presentation
construct an introduction and solid thesis that presents the relationship between the two images and the stakeholder’s goals
write a conclusion that highlights the main points and considers forward-thinking research ideas for research/action
cite sources according to the assigned requirements
Description (and Step by Step)

Part 2 should be a fully-developed 1,000 – 1,200-word essay that analyzes how the two visual arguments reflect the concerns of the stakeholder and discuss visual rhetorical strategies that establish relationships between the two images. This draft should include an introduction and thesis, all major points, evidence to support these points (including in-text citations from appropriate sources), and a Works Cited page. The draft must also include the two images you have analyzed, embedded into your draft.

This draft should include the following steps:

An introduction that clearly identifies the stakeholder and its background (context), the controversial issue, and the thesis that presents the relationship between the two images and the stakeholder’s main argument, including how the two images represent the stakeholder’s goals, which encompass its interests, missions, and message
An analysis of the rhetorical strategies used in both images, taking into consideration audience, message, purpose, rhetorical appeals, and/or rhetorical fallacies (if they exist), and pointing to specific details from the image to support your claim
An integration of at least three sources into your visual analysis; one must be a source from the stakeholder, and the others may come from secondary sources about the stakeholder or about the images discussed.
A conclusion that highlights the main points and considers forward-thinking research ideas for research/action
A Works Cited page

I’ll give you 3 Sample papers. QUESTIONS
1. Choose one stakeholder from Project 1 as your focus for Project 2 and locate two of the
stakeholder’s images (either static or dynamic), which represent the stakeholder’s goals.
Include a description of the images.
United Nations Security Council
Figure 1 depicts a vast arid area where a water body stands. Herders are seated next to their
flock of goats. A woman stands a few meters away looking over the arid area in deep thought.
Figure 2 shows a vast area of land that is lush, green and cultivated, though the use of renewable
energy.
2. Look at both of your images and consider their rhetorical situation. What are their
purposes or goals, how are the images conveying and supporting these purposes or goals,
and what audiences are the images trying to reach with their messages? Please include
specific details about both images that help you answer the questions.
The goal of Figure 1 is to articulate the predicament faced by the Somali herders as they seek
water for their flock. This image supports the need for the prevention of climate risk and thereby
consequently, reducing threats to security. The goal of figure 2 on the other hand, is to
emphasize other means upon which sustainability can be achieved regardless of the situation.
This is depicted through the integration of renewable energy to combat climate change. The
purpose is to depict similarly, the reduction of threats to security. The target audiences the
images are trying to capture are members of the international community.
3. Reflect on how your images are created to convey the stakeholder’s goal. How do the
visual design principles of the image, including the colors, text, and pictures (and
whatever other design principles you recognize), work together to persuade the audience
to agree with the stakeholder’s message?
The goals the images are able to project as it pertains to the stakeholder’s goal include the need
for stronger partnerships, as well as the need to reduce climate risk. The visual design principles
in figure 1 such as color, pictures, and text are able to highlight the predicament in Somali, as the
arid area and the impact of climate change is visible to the naked eye. In Figure 2, the picture,
and the color easily project the difference between the two mages. While it is fairly lush and
green in one, it is as dry and arid in another. The two images aligned are able to persuade the
audience on the need for prompt action.
4. Think about your images in terms of ethos, pathos, logos, and kairos. Identify elements of
each rhetorical appeal in both of your images.
Rhetorical Appeal
Image 1
Image 2
The green expanse of
land, cultivated from the
use of renewable energy
appeals to the audience
as they are able to
recognize the vitality of
embracing alternative
solutions in light of
climate change.
The ability to
comprehend the
dynamics of climate
It is hard to fathom how the change and what can be
animals and the people alike done about it may appeal
Appeal to Pathos: What ways does the
are able to survive in an area to the emotions of the
stakeholder appeal to its audience’s
that is that dry. As such, this audience as they are able
emotion through the image? Point to
aspect is able to appeal to the to comprehend the
specific details.
emotional aspect of the
vitality of “making
audience.
lemonade out of
lemons;” embracing
alternative solutions as a
counter measure.
The ability of the image
to depict factual evidence
on the changes that may
The depiction of the arid area
be brought about by
in Somali highlights a
Appeal to Ethos: How does the
relying on renewable
predicament many
stakeholder use credibility, reputation,
energy is enough to
communities in arid or semiand/or morality appeals in the image to
persuade the audience in
arid areas are facing. Thus
persuade its audience? Point to specific
this case. It becomes
this draws the attention of
details.
clear that by relying on
the audience in light of
renewable energy, the
taking prompt action.
land may be replenished
and sustainability
achieved.
The mere thought of people The ability for renewable
and livestock suffering due energy to transform the
Appeal to Kairos: In what ways might
to lack of sufficient food and environment and
the stakeholder use an appeal to
water as it is depicted in the guarantee sustainability
timeliness to influence its audience?
image, is enough to call for as the image depicts is
Point to specific details.
immediate action in a bid, to enough to appeal to the
alleviate suffering or loss
audience to take prompt
The lack of adequate plant
life in the image, the
Appeal to Logos: How does the
concerned woman, and the
stakeholder use reason and logic in the emphasis on the attached to
image to appeal to its audience? Point to the image are able to appeal
specific details.
to the audience as he draws
his attention to how dire the
situation is.
that is associated with
climate change
action to embrace the
new technology.
Rhetorical appeal
1. Using the information you have accumulated so far, explain how the two images you
have chosen support the goals of the stakeholder organization. Your answer should be at
least 200 words.
The stakeholder organization in question is the United Nations Security Council, where in
light of climate change the organization has held that climate change is a security risk as it is in
essence able to alter economies of nations. This in the end costs communities and nations dearly
due to the negative consequences attached to climate change. Needless to say, alternative
solutions such as the adoption of renewable energy, that are not only affordable but that may also
be scaled in a way that upholds on sustainability through paving way for economies that are
more resilient and cleaner.
Figure 1 thereby draws attention to the need to ascertain that other communities need to
come to terms with the need to embrace alternative sources of renewable energy in order so they
can ameliorate on their conditions of living and similarly, the environment and the economy.
Failure to do so may have an even worse impact. Figure 2, on the other hand, is able to project
how beneficial alternative solutions such as renewable energy are and how their adoption may
pave way for a more sustainable environment. Thus, while one image shows how detrimental
climate change is and why there is need to embrace other renewable sources of energy, the other
image highlights the benefits that are attached to embracing renewable sources of energy. Thus,
the need for partnerships is understood at this juncture.
2. Take a screen shot of your two images and paste your two images here.
Figure 1
Figure 2

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