Question

Define the terms audience, purpose, and voice. Give an example of how each one can affect the following: journalists, ethical issues, shocking events, shameful situations, scandals, an aggressor, an embarrassing situation, the paparazzi, and propaganda.

Answer 1

Voice is the creative output of the worker, that is, it is the style of narration of the author which conveys a particular message.

The purpose signifies the predominant aim for the piece of article or writing by the writer. It is the reason for the article.

The audience is a group of members for whom the piece is being written and is being told by the writer, to convert a certain message and sentiment.

Journalists target the common masses with their voice for the purpose of informing about the know how's of the society and to create awareness.

Ethical issues are provided to masses as well to gain a backdrop os support amd cater to the need of information of the masses.

Shocking events are written in a voice of empathy to create unity in a time of pain and conflict as well as confusion and to inform people about any important details, which might help.

Shameful situations are used to measure the people who are involved and to expose certain content and qualities to the general audience.

Scandals can be sensationalized by way of narration and the paparazzis are known to be the biggest handlers of sensationalizing their pieces by way of narrations and capturing audience by clickbaity titles.

Aggressors are made more volatile by appealing to emotions of audience by having a target group of audience that might be directly affected.

Propaganda is a different type of sensationalizing which involves motives for gaining either an agenda or fulfilling a certain motive.