Sunday, October 23, 2011
blog #6
Ad analysis and literacy narrative share a few similarities but they are completely two different types of writing. Literacy narrative are mostly written in first person's point of view and in stories form of writing with begginning and end. In contrast, ad analysis is a discription of an ad through analyzing it. Purposes of both writing are similar, to keep the readers interested in reading. In literacy narrative, I try to tell the reader the story of my writing experience, to have them picture and imagine how my teacher who taught me how to write looks like. In ad analysis, I described the ad precisely for the readers to picture how the ad looks like without physically seeing it. Audience are pretty broad, it could be any readers. The tone of literacy narrative could be humorous or serious depending how the story is told. In ad analysis, the tone is rather convincing as in selling an advertisement. Genre is broad as well, it could be anything from music, people or materials for ad analysis. In literacy narrative, it could be more focused on oneself if its told in first person's perspective, in this case it could be about reading and writing.
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