2008
DOI: 10.1080/14697010701717488
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Visual Metaphor in Advertising: Is the Persuasive Effect Attributable to Visual Argumentation or Metaphorical Rhetoric?

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“…One can use conventional metaphor, which are commonly used metaphor in the language community, or create a new metaphorical expression. Jeong, S [5] found that "Visual metaphors are similar to verbal metaphors yet visual metaphors can also be characterized as visual argumentation in that it employs the syntactic structure of visual persuasion".…”
Section: Hyperbolementioning
confidence: 99%
“…One can use conventional metaphor, which are commonly used metaphor in the language community, or create a new metaphorical expression. Jeong, S [5] found that "Visual metaphors are similar to verbal metaphors yet visual metaphors can also be characterized as visual argumentation in that it employs the syntactic structure of visual persuasion".…”
Section: Hyperbolementioning
confidence: 99%
“…En relación con las figuras retóricas visuales, se localizan artículos que tratan la persuasión; es decir, evalúan cómo las imágenes con figuras retóricas en anuncios gráficos inducen a alguien a creer en el mensaje (Jeong, 2008;Phillips, 2000;Boozer, 1991;Bathers, 1977).…”
Section: Encuentra Queunclassified
“…Por un lado, los papers defienden que las figuras retóricas tienen un efecto positivo en el espectador ya que implica un esfuerzo intelectual, y por lo tanto, aumenta su interés y recordación (Jeong, 2008;Sopory y Dillard, 2002;Segler, 2001;Mio, 1996;Read et al, 1990;Bowers y Osborn, 1966;Reinsch, 1973;Greenwald y Leavitt, 1984;McQuarrie y Mick, 1992;Peracchio y Meyers-Levy, 1994;Mick, 1992). Según Segler (2001) "deeper analysis of a stimulus leads to a more persistent memory trace with depth referring to a greater degree of semantic involvement" (p. 23).…”
Section: Encuentra Queunclassified
“…This is not surprising considering that some of the most important creative techniques for constructing advertising discourse are based on this rhetorical virtue (Llorente, 2011). In this vein, Jeong (2008) evaluated the persuasive effects of visual metaphors in advertising messages, concluding that advertisements with visual metaphors can be more persuasive than advertisements with literal images and verbal anchoring. These results lend support to the idea of "visual persuasion" put forward by Messaris (1997), who considers that viewers are more persuaded by visual arguments with implicit suggestions since they require greater cognitive elaboration and are more readily accepted (Jeong, 2008).…”
Section: Introduction: From Classical Rhetoric To Applied Visual Rhetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this vein, Jeong (2008) evaluated the persuasive effects of visual metaphors in advertising messages, concluding that advertisements with visual metaphors can be more persuasive than advertisements with literal images and verbal anchoring. These results lend support to the idea of "visual persuasion" put forward by Messaris (1997), who considers that viewers are more persuaded by visual arguments with implicit suggestions since they require greater cognitive elaboration and are more readily accepted (Jeong, 2008). In a similar vein, Ortiz (2010) analyzed the presence of primary metaphors in graphic advertising and discovered that certain primary metaphors give rise to visual structures characterized by Symmetric Object Alignment (SOA).…”
Section: Introduction: From Classical Rhetoric To Applied Visual Rhetmentioning
confidence: 99%