Reference of "which"
Does "which did not seek to" in the following text mean "emotions and politics of identity dealt with in the Nike Empathy campaign did not seek to"?
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In Prelude, however, the speaker is not the person on screen but her twin sister whose voice is obviously out of sync, despite an uncannily convincing match between voice and face. Lindsay, who is the visible subject of the video had, in fact, died of sclerosis of the liver and the voice-over relates the twin sister’s vivid description of hearing the news of the death and coming to terms with her grief. Obviously a piece such as Prelude goes far beyond the range of emotions and politics of identity dealt with in the Nike Empathy campaign, which did not seek to bring deeply troubling subject matter into advertising.Top answer
The antecedent of "which" is simply "the Nike Empathy campaign. Thus, approximately: Obviously a piece such as Prelude goes far beyond the range of emotions and politics of identity dealt with in the Nike Empathy campaign, and the Nike Empathy campaign did not seek to bring deeply troubling subject matter into advertising. CJ
- The antecedent of "which" is simply "the Nike Empathy campaign.
- Thus, approximately: Obviously a piece such as Prelude goes far beyond the range of emotions and politics of identity dealt with in the Nike Empathy campaign, and the Nike Empathy campaign did not seek to bring deeply troubling subject matter into advertising.
- CJ
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The antecedent of "which" is simply "the Nike Empathy campaign. Thus, approximately:
Obviously a piece such as Prelude goes far beyond the range of emotions and politics of identity dealt with in the Nike Empathy campaign, and the Nike Empathy campaign did not seek to bring deeply troubling subject matter into advertising.
CJ
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