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1. I feel that within the genre of equine journalism not much is excluded. Perhaps the lack of live televised horse events due to freak accidents that would require like an advisory or warning beforehand (that happens in every sport – football, soccer, baseball hockey), or maybe there is an exclusion in certain articles that could involve maybe more opinion pieces but without the dramatic commenting feud that happens on social media. Content that is usually included in the genre of equine journalism are heartfelt rescue stories, training methods, exercises methods for the rider, fashion trends, ads or informative pieces about new products or equipment, interviews with professional riders and trainers, and I believe a couple more ideas.

­­­Identify and Describe Patterns in the Genre’s Features

1. What content is typically included or excluded? How is the content treated? What sorts of examples are used? What counts as evidence (personal testimony, facts, etc.)?

The content that is typically included would be cowboys and bad guys, deception, and heroism. Examples can be seen from the many spaghetti westerns that are available.

2. What rhetorical appeals are used? What appeals to logos, pathos, and ethos appear?

The rhetorical appeals that are used can be seen as more pathos than anything, playing on the emotions of the viewers of the movie. Getting the audience to be invested with this outlaw like character, who is constantly in danger. [...]

Identify and Describe Patterns in the Genre’s Features

1. What content is typically included or excluded? How is the content treated? What sorts of examples are used? What counts as evidence (personal testimony, facts, etc.)?

…Content in this genre of comment sections is usually treated with little attention or respect. Since anybody from anywhere can say anything with a comment they are to be taken with a grain of salt.

2. What rhetorical appeals are used? What appeals to logos, pathos, and ethos appear?

… The pathos appeal is a person’s reaction to the post they will comment on the post may invoke an emotion in them that they can not bottle up and must express their opinion. [...]

1. What content is typically included or excluded? How is the content treated? What sorts of examples are used? What counts as evidence (personal testimony, facts, etc.)?

Visual/audio content is always included, text content is typically excluded. The content relates to the same group of characters throughout each season and the examples used go through a variety of running jokes, pranks, or typically something light-hearted.

2. What rhetorical appeals are used? What appeals to logos, pathos, and ethos appear?

Pathos plays a role in these cold opens by inviting the viewer to laugh and enjoy the first few minutes of each episode, which may later go into a more serious topic or tone. [...]

So I want to start by saying I was extremely hesitant about this topic, but filling this out has pushed me to think about music in a new way and I love it.

Identify and Describe Patterns in the Genre’s Features

1. What content is typically included or excluded? How is the content treated? What sorts of examples are used? What counts as evidence (personal testimony, facts, etc.)?

BASS it’s 100% needed to even begin to fall under the EDM genre umbrella. Lyrics are dependent on the producer, they can be used but aren’t necessary. Live performances use visuals to help draw a crowd, but not all artists use them.

2. What rhetorical appeals are used?

Identify and Describe Patterns in the Genre’s Features

1. What content is typically included or excluded? How is the content treated? What sorts of examples are used? What counts as evidence (personal testimony, facts, etc.)?

• The content that’s typically included are traits/ characteristics and daily horoscopes. Excluded content excludes the difference between sun sign, moon signs, or the signs ruling planets for a period of time.

2. What rhetorical appeals are used? What appeals to logos, pathos, and ethos appear?

• The rhetorical appeals that are generally being used within this genre are logos which appeals to logic and reasoning this is due to the factual lining of the stars, sun and moon.

Identify and Describe Patterns in the Genre’s Features

What content is typically included or excluded? How is the content treated? What sorts of examples are used? What counts as evidence (personal testimony, facts, etc.)?

Content that is excluded if there are any positive outcomes are to be assumed to follow if the protagonist were to not follow the advice given in the films. The films give the protagonist a slanted or one sided view point what actually may happen if a young person were to learn to navigate the adult world on their own and not make use of the instructions provided in the film.

The films typically include a series of scenes where the protagonist is introduced and placed in a setting where they are forced to engage in a social situation. [...]

Identify and Describe Patterns in the Genre’s Features

1. What content is typically included or excluded? How is the content treated? What sorts of examples are used? What counts as evidence (personal testimony, facts, etc.)?

• Sometimes in the commercials/ads facts, photos and personal testimonies are included. For example photos included will be “before & after” photos, of before the person tried the skin product and how their skin looks after they have tried the product. They say the photos used are not actors and are from real consumers of the product. Honestly, who knows if that’s true. Anything is possible with photoshop.
• People also will share their “skin story” of using the product and how it changed their life.