In Jody Heyman’s essay “We Can Afford to Give Parents a Break,” Heyman organizes her essay with an efficient amount of patterns of development in order to make her statement clear and effective.
Throughout her essay, exemplification is one of the patterns Heyman consistently uses as support for her argument. By providing a series of examples and facts on how underprivileged majority of mothers are in the U.S and other nations, it allows her essay to be more persuasive to the reader and illustrate her point compelling with the concrete support. The audience can sympathize with Heyman’s examples and understand how unfair the U.S is being for not adopting “more progressive and humane policies toward its own mother.” (Heyman 7) With the extensive
Throughout her essay, exemplification is one of the patterns Heyman consistently uses as support for her argument. By providing a series of examples and facts on how underprivileged majority of mothers are in the U.S and other nations, it allows her essay to be more persuasive to the reader and illustrate her point compelling with the concrete support. The audience can sympathize with Heyman’s examples and understand how unfair the U.S is being for not adopting “more progressive and humane policies toward its own mother.” (Heyman 7) With the extensive