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Two important rhetorical elements are the language writers choose to use- setting the whole tone of the argument and the imagery writers choose to use- setting the whole mood, scene, and feeling. Setting these two, even if fallacious, could sway many readers into whatever point that is being made.
This could easily be applied to visual elements as many visual elements could also be easily translated to written elements. As historians and art consumers could gather whole stories on singular pieces of work, writers could easily put their writings into visual elements. This is how movies translate from scripts, or other serializations.

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Gordon Ramsey Now Appropriating Asian Cuisine, calls it innovation...

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Gordon Ramsey Now Appropriating Asian Cuisine, calls it innovation...

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As Gordon Ramsay’s newest plans to open an ‘authentic Asian restaurant’ emerges, many many many questions arise from the Asian community as a whole. It is claimed that their is to be authenticity, but also brands this new restaurant as ‘innovative’ and ‘creative’ although it will be mostly generalizing and stealing from already set Asian cuisine. All from a white man appropriating and simplifying the Asian community and all the culture and food that falls under it. Many different Asian groups on social media cry in outrage of Gordon Ramsey’s idea on “Asian food.” With the unspecific cultural name Lucky Cat, has made many different people across the twitter platform upset as he generalizes Asian food with Asian stereotypes. Lucky Cat of course can come across as offensive to many customers, as it references to the fortune cat that only represents very few Asian cultures. There is also disapproval of a white man capitalizing off Asian cuisine. There are many dishes Gordon Ramsay could create, but by doing this he takes money from the Asian businesses who clearly and specialize highly in these fields, such as in Thai, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese cuisine. For Gordon Ramsey to not only generalize the cuisine, but to be outright challenging the already established and popular Asian restaurants has sparked only much more backlash. As Vivienne states on her twitter, “how are you gonna open an “authentic” asian restaurant without an ASIAN CHEF?” Which ethically, goes against, offends, and hurts the Asian community. Nobody wants a white man, from Britain, although who is a highly regarded chef, to be creating a restaurant that does not correctly represent him or all the generations of people who have worked hard into developing ‘Asian’ food. The Asian community does not want to see this man profitting, appropriating, or making a generalized Asian food, yet this restaurant is still set to open over the summer this year, despite the backlash from the people who feel their food is being stolen from the white man.

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Gordon Ramsay under fire for plans to open 'authentic Asian' restaurant

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Gordon Ramsay under fire for plans to open 'authentic Asian' restaurant

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Gordon Ramsay's latest venture hasn't even opened yet but it's already facing criticism.

The celebrity chef announced his restaurant group will be opening a new "authentic Asian" restaurant in London this summer.

Lucky Cat will replace Ramsay's current Mayfair spot, Maze, which is set to close in mid-February.
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The "revolutionary new venture and concept for the group...is set to be an authentic Asian Eating House and vibrant late-night lounge, inspired by the drinking dens of 1930s Tokyo and the Far East," according to a press release, per Eater.

"I can't wait to open the doors at Lucky Cat and bring a new flavor of Asian food and culture to Mayfair. I can honestly say there will not be a bad seat in the house - every table will have a unique view and each guest will come away having experienced something sensational - whether it be the phenomenal menu, the amazing service or the stunning look and feel," Ramsay said in a statement.
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The name of the restaurant was inspired by Asian culture "where the 'lucky cat' is a talisman that is believed to attract good luck and fortune" to go along with the "authenticity of the concept."

"The new restaurant highlights Gordon Ramsay Restaurants' continued innovation and creativity and is set to become the go-to destination for exquisite, authentic Asian cuisine and culture in the heart of Mayfair, thriving on an ethos of respect and passion that is channeled into every dish."

"Leading the charge on the innovative menu" will be self-proclaimed "tofu-freak" Ben Orpwood who joined Ramsay's group last year.
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The announcement emphasizes Orpwood's "extensive experience in the realm of Asian cuisine."

However, many on Twitter are firing back at the idea that a restaurant could be authentic without an Asian chef leading the charge. Others noted that "Asian" is not a specific type of cuisine.

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Gordon Ramsay under fire for plans to open 'authentic Asian' restaurant

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Gordon Ramsay's latest venture hasn't even opened yet but it's already facing criticism. The celebrity chef announced his restaurant group will be opening a new "authentic Asian" restaurant in London this summer. Lucky Cat will replace Ramsay's current Mayfair spot, Maze, which is set to close in mid-February.