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satela [25.4K]
3 years ago
10

Describe the effects of mtv the vcr and remote control on tv viewing

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wel3 years ago
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during the 1950s while tv was being widely adopted by americans

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Pathos is the term that refers to the moment when an actor writes a sentence to appeal to the audience's emotional. This sentence will not present logical facts to convince the public about something, but it will be a sentimental sentence, which will try to attract and shape the public's attention through the proliferation of feelings. This sentence can have a melancholy, happy, empathic, patriotic, nationalist, hateful content, among others that make the reader "feel" something and not, necessarily, reason about something.

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