Thursday, February 24, 2011


Carina Banci
English 3 AP
Mr. Soeth
February 24, 2011
Rehugo Analysis-Visual: Cartoon
a) picture attached; artist: Jack Corbett
b) The picture is implying that a person raised by
a village, or "society", doesn't end have good results.
c) In the cartoon, the muscular man is barking practically at the other two men and insisting that
he was brought up alright by "the village". The man looks rather boorish compared to the other
two men right beside him.
d) The cartoon is implying that the man is being sarcastic about being brought up right and
indeed being brought up by society is as great as people would think it would be. The proverb "It
takes a village to raise a child" is stating that it's the society's responsibility to take care of the
next generation of kids. It is seen through the man's words that society didn't do a good job. A
kid could be easily influenced and that can be as good as it can be bad. A person should be able to
tell their neighbor's kid that they shouldn't be doing something bad instead of walking away, in
fear of getting sued for "attacking the child in a verbal way". Back in the day, it was alot simpler
meaning, a child can roam around a village knowing they wont be hurt because moral values
have been established. However, nowadays life has gotten even more complicated and moral
values hasn't been actually established everywhere. All you hear is drugs and sex on the media,
and that's definitely not setting a good example for children out there.
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