Dead Body Rhetorical Analysis

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Ameerae Lunjas
English 101
Smoking is a bridge to death. The more you smoke, the closer you get to your grave. Smoking has really been a problem to adults, even teenagers. It also plays a big role on a lot of deaths. A lot of teens do it because it may seem cool at first, but there will always be a big consequence they will face that they will regret for the rest of their lives. For this reason, many companies have raised anti-smoking awareness, such as the Alghanim Industries Medical Service in concern for people to stop smoking. The advertisement by the Alghanim Industries called “Dead Body” was published to create awareness among smokers. The “Dead Body” shows the bottom half of a body covered in white sheets and the top part is a cigarette butt. This anti-smoking advertisement is successful because it straight to the point and uses all three rhetorical appeals: logos (logic), ethos (credibility), and pathos (emotion).
Smoking is a very bad habit many people have. It does not have a good impact on one’s health and body, but cancer, stroke, heart disease, lung diseases, diabetes, and …show more content…

The advertisement helps support and raise awareness for anti-smoking and it also gives the message of how much harm it can do to a person. Since 480,000 people die by smoking and 42,000 die by second hand smoke, the advertisement can help save thousands of lives. Overall, It is a very successful advertisement because of the use of the three rhetorical appeals: logos (logic), ethos (credibility), and pathos (emotion). There might not be a strong logic in the ad, but it is very strong in credibility and emotion. The advertisement will make anyone think twice about smoking which is another reason for it being successful. Is it really worth risking your life for a three inch

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