“Oh Drake did this? Nice”. But with a video like this coming out after this tragic event, it brings a positive light that I think everyone needed a bit in SoFlo. Its not directly related to Parkland, right, but it still sends that positive love to what is part of South Florida
I think Drake’s recent video is a good example of the transformation of meaning in rhetoric. If a video like this came out last week (and I say this on account of discussing with my friends about it, meanings can vary), then the consensus may have been (cont.)
Truly, my heart goes out to the victims of the Parkland shooting, and those personally affected by it. Seeing the videos that students had to witness with their own eyes was even more devastating. Thank you Professor Rytov for sending out that thoughtful email. #ENC2135KR
@gabbieenc2135@ShellyDrozda Interesting since my visual rhetoric professor actually used this as one of her many examples in class discussions. Just shows how successful the pathos of this was.
@KyllikkiRytov That’s my interpretation of flow, off the top of my head. Applying to visual processes as well like the movement of a boxer or the making of a painting. Which would lead to more rambling that I guess may be excessive 😅 I’d love to hear anyone else’s interpretations on flow!
@KyllikkiRytov A descriptive sentence one after another that not only we are able to paint a mental picture in our heads but one that also makes sense.This also may give a sense of flow because our minds are feeling a sense of comfort and understanding. This can also be applied to music/lyrics
@KyllikkiRytov Analyzing it. This could be the way paragraphs are aligned in a paper, such as how the visual organization of justified text (i.e.) is easy on the eyes, thus it flows naturally along the whole paper (or website if we’re reading an online article for example). (Cont.)
@KyllikkiRytov Which is true, flow to each individual does usually feel nice, and comfortable. I’d like to define subjective flow (or metaphorical?) as a certain process, construction, or movement that is organized nicely where our brains are able to feel a sense of comfort as we’re (cont.)
@KyllikkiRytov I remember this being a topic of discussion in one of my rhetoric classes!...that I took like 2 years ago. It’s such an interesting question because I don’t think many of us think of defining flow explicitly other than “it feels nice”
Thank you for your feedback @KyllikkiRytov! Digesting these comments later tonight will prove to be very helpful. Also, as a creative writer, I’m personally SUPER thankful you were happy with the direction of my introduction. Thanks! #ENC2135KR
@KyllikkiRytov I think so. In this case a satirical mock, but simultaneously, flipping the meaning to retweeting your tweet will actually save a life or two from committing plagiarism. ;)
Guys, having someone else write your paper is ALSO plagiarism.
Plagiarism, from the ancient Greek "plagion," kidnapping.
Don't kidnap someone else's work. *Just turn in your own!* https://t.co/JXkMTzkgpo
@KyllikkiRytov This is also due to most credible news sites having a clean look on their page. I wouldn’t say it’s 100% automatically throw all your trust into the site, but it helps. Professional looks can contribute to a subconscious of feeling that credibility.