2015
DOI: 10.5840/symposion2015229
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Visual Arguments and Moral Causes in Charity Advertising: Ethical Considerations

Abstract: Social advertising often employs persuasive imagery in support of a morally laden cause. These visual arguments can take the form of veridical representations of the given situation or the form of purposeful visual blends.

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“…From a legal standpoint, the 1948 trial of People versus Doggett set a major precedent, since "[t]he only evidence introduced at the trial to support a conviction was a photograph of the husband and wife in the commission of the alleged act" of oral copulation (Mouser and Philbin 1957, p. 311). 2 See for example the applied work on visual refutation (Lake and Pickering 1998) and contestation (McGeough et al 2015), editorial cartoons (Edwards and Winkler 1997), visual enthymeme (Finnegan 2001), famous photographs (Hariman and Lucaites 2007), the use of visuals in charity advertising (Grancea 2015), and the reception of digitally altered images (Pfister and Woods 2016). This is not an exhaustive list.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…From a legal standpoint, the 1948 trial of People versus Doggett set a major precedent, since "[t]he only evidence introduced at the trial to support a conviction was a photograph of the husband and wife in the commission of the alleged act" of oral copulation (Mouser and Philbin 1957, p. 311). 2 See for example the applied work on visual refutation (Lake and Pickering 1998) and contestation (McGeough et al 2015), editorial cartoons (Edwards and Winkler 1997), visual enthymeme (Finnegan 2001), famous photographs (Hariman and Lucaites 2007), the use of visuals in charity advertising (Grancea 2015), and the reception of digitally altered images (Pfister and Woods 2016). This is not an exhaustive list.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Warta wspomnienia jest publikacja Célii Belim (2020), poruszająca kwestię "perswazyjnego potencjału publicznych kampanii komunikacyjnych na temat uchodźców i migrantów" (p. 1). Spośród nielicznych przykładów pozycji związanych z reklamą charytatywną polecić można te autorstwa Ioany Grancea (2015), a także Adama Willisa (n.d.), przedstawiającego się jako "chrześcijański graphic designer", wraz z wykazaną w nich literaturą. Brakuje jednak publikacji łączącej temat reklamy religijnej i kwestię uchodźców.…”
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