From my previous post about Kairos during 1970’s people are more aroused by Rachel Carson’s
book Silent Spring and harmful effects of air pollution. From this we can infer
that people during 1970’s were more appealed emotionally than any other ways.
The creators of the picture took advantage of this fact to move their audience
to see environmental dangers due to air pollution. Much of the impact of the
picture below comes from appeals to pathos. The pollution from auto mobiles, industries and
airplane evoke feelings of change and fear in the people.
The picture produces the fear in the people on how
our actions possess dangers to the future generations. The carbon ashes,
traffic and partial dark sky awakes the feel of urgency in people about the growing
of air pollution. Moreover, the depiction of US congress destruction grabs the
viewers’ emotional attention by provoking fear on how we are destroying our own
future. In a nutshell, the poster induces a feeling of fear and change in the attitude
of people towards pollution.
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