Analyse d'image anglais fiction et réalité

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Les documents A et B portent sur l’axe « Fictions et réalités ». Vous disposez tout d’abord de dix minutes de préparation pour prendre connaissance des documents A et B et pour choisir celui qui, à votre sens, illustre le mieux l'axe d'étude. À l’issue de dix minutes de préparation, vous disposez de cinq minutes pour présenter et expliquer votre choix en montrant la signification et la portée de ce document par rapport à l'axe d'étude.

-– Asking questions. – Speaking about means

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I'd like to introduce a slogan to you, "Fake news is a real virus." This slogan was created by a protester in California in May 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This image is a representation of a protest sign. A slogan «fake news is a real virus ! » is written in black and red, « fake news » and « real virus » are both in black while « is a » and the exclamation point are in red in the way to insist on the verb « to be ». It means that the real virus is not covid-19 but fake news. The verb in red shows the strenght of the affirmation as well as the exclamation point does. We can feel how much the message trys to make us understand where the real danger is.

What this slogan is trying to say is that fake news, or false information, is like a harmful type of made-up story that can have very real consequences for our society. Let me break it down for you:

First of all, when we talk about "fiction," we mean that fake news is like a made-up story. It's not based on real facts, it's more something that people create to achieve a specific goal, like spreading wrong information, manipulating others, or causing trouble.

Now, when we talk about "reality," the slogan is reminding us that even though fake news is made-up, it can have real and damaging effects. It can change what people believe, confuse us, cause problems in our society, and even impact things like public health, national security, and our everyday lives.

At the end, this slogan is saying that we need to be really good at telling the difference between made-up stories and what's real. This topic, the relationship between fiction and reality, is pretty important and complicated because it shows how creative works can profoundly affect the way we see and understand the world around us.

Misinformation and fake news are a perfect example of how made-up stories can have a big impact on our lives. They can change what we believe, how we act, and even what happens on a global scale. The slogan also reminds us that these made-up stories, in the form of fake news, can often have a negative impact on our society. It's a powerful way of showing how the line between fiction and reality is significant, especially when it comes to modern problems, like how false information and made-up stories can change the way we see the world and what actually happens in real life.

I'd like to present  document  B  to you, "Fake news is a real virus." This slogan was created by a protester in California in May 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This image is a representation of a protest sign.  The  slogan «fake news is a real virus!» is in black and red letters.

 «fake news» and «real virus» are both in black: black color represents  the contrast between black and white, it shows the authority of this two words

while «is a» and the exclamation mark are in red: our gaze is also attracted by red color which emphasizes the proof of danger with the verb “to be”

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