English Composition › Section Q · Image analysis › Topic Q.2
Analysing visuals and data in writing
Saying what an image or chart shows is only the start. A persuasive analysis turns careful description into a claim about what a visual means, what it is worth, or what should be done with it, and it checks whether the visual really proves what it seems to.
In this topic
- From seeing to arguing
- Three persuasive purposes
- Defining the rhetorical situation
- Introduction and topic sentences
- Building body paragraphs
- Worked example: a model body paragraph
- Reading charts and data visuals
- Worked example: a chart in an advert
- Conclusion, peer review and revision
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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