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ENC 1101 Kevin Maingot Advertisement for Primus Beer Background of picture Released in Brazil in 2008 One of two pictures that were released for this campaign Beer sales increased by 5 from 2008 to 2009 BrazilHelp ID: 372956

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Slide1

Rhetorical analyses

ENC 1101

Kevin MaingotSlide2

Advertisement for Primus BeerSlide3

Background of picture

Released in Brazil in 2008

One of two pictures that were released for this campaign

Beer sales increased by 5% from 2008 to 2009 (Brazil-Help)

This might be because of the intoxicating effect the commercial had on the publicSlide4

Alternative CommercialSlide5

Exigence

“A problem or need that can be addressed by communication” – Grant-Davie

The

Exigence

for this piece of rhetoric is the need to sell more Primus Beer

Maybe resulting from a shortage of sales for a specific month or year

Consequently a commercial was designed to fill that needSlide6

Purpose

The purpose of the commercial contrasts the

exigence

in that the purpose is the response to a situation

The purpose of creating this commercial is to persuade people to buy Primus Beer by implying Primus will help block out the chaos that comes with life

Primus wants you to feel like you’re one of those men or women drinking their beer and having a good timeSlide7

Constraints

According to Blitzer constraints are defined as “

persons, events, objects, and relations which are parts of the situation because they have the power to constrain decision and action needed to modify the

exigence

.” (Elizabeth, Doug. 101-116)

This definition defers from Grant-Davie’s because he does not think the

Rhetor

or the Audience can be acknowledged as constraints

A possible constraint could be age since this commercial is targeting a younger audience. Older generations might not understand what the commercial is trying to convey.

Persons below the age of 18 will be less sympathetic towards the discourse so they can be considered a

constraint

Lastly people who do not drink beer are a constraintSlide8

Audience

The primary audience for this Rhetoric consists of younger men and women who reside in Brazil. This is because of the young and restless image portrayed, which appeals to a younger audience.

All other men and women, below the age of 18, who may illegally obtain and drink beer fall under secondary audience

As well as men and women from other countries who stumble across the ad

Or impressionable childrenSlide9

Context of commercial

The text implies that when drinking Primus

Beer

, not even horrific tragedies or man eating sharks will interfere with the fun you will have drinking

Primus BeerSlide10
Slide11

Context of Commercial

The colors of the text parallel the colors of the picture

The golden tan people are full of joy, wielding their golden chalices filled with Primus Beer, and paying no attention to the commotion and foreboding darkness

“No matter what happens” is grey, lowercase, and italicized because it offsets all the disarray in the background of the pictureSlide12

Sources

Elizabeth, Wardle, Downs Doug.

Writing about Writing.

Boston, MA: Bedford, 2011. Print

“Brazilian Beers –

Cervejas Brasileiras.”Brazil-Help

.

N.P.. Web. 30 Jan 2013. <http://brazil-

help.com

/

cerveja.htm