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1. Tintin/Do you think comics are a children’s or adult genre/media?
Introduction
In the turn of the twentieth
century ‘comics’ has remained the primary art of work the context and images are
developed and produced from famous authors writers, and journalist. Technology
is prescribing the most technical work in modern society. The materials used
for art images and in relation to the real world, contains its literacy texts
creating a science fiction of mythology, politics, culture, and many more. Although
some literacy texts seem enlightening, complaints have described cultural literacy
of misinterpretation. Whereas, I do not see any reason that children would be
more influence on the effects of the images, than adults reading the text from
comics. This essay will explain about, do you think comics are a children’s or
adult genre/media?
Herge (2005) states that the future of
“Tintin”, by creating a character who
would appeal to children as much as adults, he said that ‘Tintin’ was aimed at “all young people between seven and
seventy-seven”, my theory, images can show a unique and imaginative
understanding of how a child would relate to it significance rather than
reading the literacy. Although children of broader age seem more convinced in
the appearance of the image, than reading the text, the remarkable phase, and ‘do children actually read the texts?’
Shepherd (2011), According to studies 16 year old children and over are
unlikely to read at all where children between 11-16 year olds are less likely
than seven year olds that reading never occurs but the images itself appeals
more convincing to understand. She also stated that more children today read
websites and emails than books and comics. The national literacy trust said
fresh methods were urgently required to inspire young adults to read more.
Even though Herge created the future
of comics “Tintin”; the blue lotus” that is best suited for adults than for
children because of its literacy and background in relation to the real world. Where
adults seem to understand the full knowledge of its literacy than children
would between the ages of 11 years and adult age. Adults find it more easily to
read short stories of romance and leisure than comics. (NZ Herald, 2007), stated
that bookstores in New Zealand have removed the comics of “Tintin” in the Congo
and ‘Tintin in the land of soviets. It
has been suggested that the terms of racist comments of culture. The comics state
extreme textual contexts and should be removed from the children section and
put onto the adults level, whereas in terms of media this does not show any effects
of racists terms than reading the comic of “the blue lotus’. In conclusion
children should agree to their own terms of what they wish to read, but in
terms of adult amendments, parents should make their own decisions of what age
group a child should choose to read or watch media, for myself it’s what you read
and how you see the image that makes a difference.
Sheppard, S. (2011) the guardian; Retrieved from http://www.theguardian.com/education/2011/aug/23/survey-children-reading-habits
Hergé. (2005; 1935) “Tintin” in the Congo. Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tintin_in_the_Congo
Thanks Areta. There are some problems with your language here. The cut-and-pastes from other sources need to be clearly cited. I also want to see evidence that you engaged with at least one of the secondary texts that were provided. These things make some of your post hard to follow. However, you have developed an opinion and tried to answer the question directly. Thanks.
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