1. From what poem/author does this commercial
borrow (without credit)?
2. Why might the use of this poem by a
corporation be considered ironic?
3. Does the poem reflect the reputation of the
author? Why/why not?
4. How did you find the answers to #1 & #3?
Describe your research process and your sources in detail.
2. This might
be considered ironic because the poem is telling the reader that it’s their
life and that no one can tell them what to do; however, the point of this ad is
to get the viewers to buy their product.
3. This poem somewhat reflects the author’s
reputation because he was known for writing poems that alludes to the use of
sex, alcohol abuse, and violence. Even though this poem sounds hopeful and
empowering, it does contain the violence factor.
4. First I saw
the video and then I googled “Levis’s go forth 2011 ad” in the search result, I
found the poem. Since I still didn't know
the author, I googled the poem an d ii found out who wrote it. When I found
out who wrote it, I googled his biography and I found this: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/charles-bukowski this is where I found the answer to number 3.
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