Comparison between the Documentaries Chaos and Nova Great Math Mystery

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Documentary Chaos Vs Nova Great Math Mystery
Documentaries use various literary devices such as logos, pathos, and ethos to connect with the audience. These devices are essential in conveying the subject and making it easy for the audience to understand. The "Chaos" and "Nova Great Math Mystery" documentaries successfully rely on these literary devices to present their messages to the audience. The paper will compare how these documentaries use literary devices to convey the subject.
The Chaos documentary evokes sympathy among the audience, while the Nova Great Math Mystery causes excitement. The Chaos documentary evokes sympathy through the use of pictures. The pictures include mathematical equations placed on dark clouds, climate changes, and wrecked buildings (Gnosis Documentaries). These images present the failure of mathematics by showing that what people think they know has turned into something they do not know. The documentary shows that the world is not what it seems. The images evoke sympathy from the audience by making them feel like they are part of the story. On the other hand, the Nova Great Math Mystery causes its viewers excitement by showing how mathematics can be used to solve real-world problems. For instance, the pictures describing how the PI concept relates to real-world situations excite the audience (Discovery Space Universe). The documentary creates the idea that mathematics is not just a tool for solving problems but a way of thinking.
The two documentaries present much information about their subjects, thus enabling the audience to understand their aim. For instance, the Chaos documentary shows how the 20th-century changes in mathematics have affected people's perspectives about the world. It emphasizes how the world's fin...