At first she uses pathos to talk about how many workers have to be treated after working with these harmful chemicals. Carson tells us that the workers collapsed, but only advances treatment cured the. Carson continues on, using pathos still, to talk about how children’s health could become impacted as they come in contact with the poisonous materials in nature. Carson enforces the fact that the chemicals will also harm the farmer who use them on their crops. Carson also uses rhetorical questions in order to persuade by asking questions like: “who [would] tell the innocent stroller that the fields he was about to enter were deadly?” ; as well as many others asking about the wellbeing of humans. Overall, Carson uses an appeal to nature by using descriptive stories, logos by describing the number of dying birds, imagery to illustrate the harsh conditions of animals, and a gloomy tone to signify all the harsh effects of the pesticides. Moreover, Carson also uses an appeal to health by using pathos, and asking rhetorical questions. In conclusion, carson does have concrete examples and was successful in persuading her readers that pesticides are not only horrible for animals, but for everything else
At first she uses pathos to talk about how many workers have to be treated after working with these harmful chemicals. Carson tells us that the workers collapsed, but only advances treatment cured the. Carson continues on, using pathos still, to talk about how children’s health could become impacted as they come in contact with the poisonous materials in nature. Carson enforces the fact that the chemicals will also harm the farmer who use them on their crops. Carson also uses rhetorical questions in order to persuade by asking questions like: “who [would] tell the innocent stroller that the fields he was about to enter were deadly?” ; as well as many others asking about the wellbeing of humans. Overall, Carson uses an appeal to nature by using descriptive stories, logos by describing the number of dying birds, imagery to illustrate the harsh conditions of animals, and a gloomy tone to signify all the harsh effects of the pesticides. Moreover, Carson also uses an appeal to health by using pathos, and asking rhetorical questions. In conclusion, carson does have concrete examples and was successful in persuading her readers that pesticides are not only horrible for animals, but for everything else