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Friday, February 28, 2014
Logos in the 1960's Commercial
The commercial starts with an appeal to logos through naming off NASA's successful launches from the 1960's. This builds credibility and automatically attracts the interest of the viewer because of the interest in the space race. Again at the end of the commercial they state how nutritious Tang is for you and that it has a full days worth of vitamin C, which is a stat about the drink they give you to help convince that its also good for you and your children. All of this helps ensure logic and credibility within the audience/viewers of this commercial. On another note tho, when they mention that on-board every space flight was Tang instant breakfast drink, this a logical fallacy, in that most likely the astronauts did not take tang into space with them, because specially treated food and drinks is what they sent up with them. (Alan)
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I agree with Idea that the logic is established in this case is that astronauts by drinking tang were able to accomplish great things. The reasoning is faulty but it is what the commercial’s claim is. Also, the commercial used a simple beat of accomplishment to help comment the logic established by the astronauts.
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