Designer Babies By Stephen Jay Gould Analysis

Many forms of writing can have similarities in forms of tone or the format of how the essay is set up. Essays also can have many difference such as the type of words that are chosen or the overall purpose of what the essay is about. These similarities and differences can help the author establish their topic. In the essay" Sex, Drugs, Disasters, and the Extinction of Dinosaurs", Stephen Jay Gould uses many techniques to establish his point throughout his essay. Sharon Begley's" Designer Babies" also has techniques to make the essay clear of her view point. In Stephen Jay Gould's essay, “Sex, Drugs, Disasters and the Extinction of the Dinosaurs" has a format that includes different numbered sections included in the essay. This makes the essay easier for the reader to understand what is being talked about in that paragraphs and gives them a better understanding of the entire essay. "Designer Babies" by Sharon Begley is just broken into paragraphs that flow from one to the next. At times this type of format can be …show more content…
Sharon Begley’s “Designer Babies” has more of important overall purpose and effectiveness to scientist because gene manipulation could have a huge impact on the future of the human race. Many essays have many things in common such as language use or format, but they also have differences such as effectiveness and tone of the essay. In “Sex, Drugs, Disasters and the Extinction of the Dinosaurs” by Stephen Jay Gould has a less effective impact on society. “Designer Babies” by Sharon Begley has a more effective impact on the society that Stephen Jay Gould’s essay. These similarities and differences can effectively get the point across to the reader about the topic of the essay. They can also make the reader confused on the main idea of the