Using Fidelity, Probability, and good reasons, do you determine this story is true? Or false?

Examine the photo below. Conduct an investigation regarding the credibility of this meme (image) and answer the following questions.

Using the Narrative Paradigm Answer the following questions:

Using Fidelity, Probability, and good reasons, do you determine this story is true? Or false?

What are the values of the story?

· Does this meme correspond to narrative fidelity (correspond to reality)? How so?

· Does this meme align with narrative probability (internal logic)? How so?

· What are the values that this meme attempts to convey and to which audience?

Answer should be a long answer (200-400 words), but does not need to be in essay format.

#2

Identify at least three examples of loaded language (snarl words or glittering generalities/purr words) and substitute words or phrases to present a less emotional bias. Explain your reasons – Answer using bullets or number list and short paragraphs.

Find an article and link website. Identity three examples of loaded language and explain a more neutral term to use for each.

This does not need to be in essay format (100- 250 words).

Identify at least three examples of loaded language (snarl words or glittering generalities/purr words) and substitute words or phrases to present a less emotional bias. Explain your reasons – Answer using bullets or number list and short paragraphs.

#3

Using syllogisms, identify the premises the author is communicating to the audience.

Your answer should identify the (a) major premise, minor premise, and a conclusion.

Explain whether any of the premises or the conclusion is faulty and explain why.

Hint: Look for what the author states as a fact. Would you consider it a fact, or an opinion dressed up as a fact? What type(s) of evidence is used?

Finally, do you agree with the author’s conclusions? Why or why not?

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2019/11/23/pete-buttigieg-gay-president-campaign-america-poll-column/4252228002/
(This is also accessible in the “Files: Books and Readings” section of Canvas.)
This should be at least three paragraphs. Explain the premise(s), conclusions, and whether you agree or disagree with the author’s conclusion. 200-500 words

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