Analysis of the Essay "Don't Blame the Eater"
The author of the essay titled "don't blame the eater" has brilliantly used a collection of several strategies to keep the reader active, inspired, attentive and able to memorize the information through the thoughtful use of repetition, literary devices, anomalies and contrast to obtain the readers undivided attention as elaborated below.
The use of diacope as a repetition device has been relied upon in the essay "don't blame the eater" as the author uses the repetition in different instances as well as using different words. The author uses the phrase "…lack of …. is the lack of …" and "…back up the block…" with other words intervening making these memorable phrases stressed delightfully. Commoratio …show more content…
The use of figurative language has achieved the creation of a picture in the reader's mind for the children's act. Alliteration has been used in work through the use of words such as "fast food, labeling laws, drive down, care cost" among others to bring the same sound beginning each word in the statements. The author has made brilliant use of analogy using him as an example earlier in life and the reforms that he made in life after he interacted with the health magazine at the navy reserves. He had the same characters as the fat children but later changed his eating habits which in turn changed his fat content. The other literary device used is the antithesis where the author uses the fast food industry and the tobacco industry to bring out the devastating effect that the society well faces when the necessary safety percussions are not taken into considerations. Antithesis also is used to bring the vivid picture of yet another fact that the government will experience as the fast food companies continue to advertise their products using vast amounts of money. The author foresees the possible problem the state will face with the increased advertisements by the corporations to the children. The use of allusion in the work where the writer talks about the tobacco industry just in passing to show the dangers that the fast food industry is exposing its consumers when it fails to give them adequate
The author of the essay titled "don't blame the eater" has brilliantly used a collection of several strategies to keep the reader active, inspired, attentive and able to memorize the information through the thoughtful use of repetition, literary devices, anomalies and contrast to obtain the readers undivided attention as elaborated below.
The use of diacope as a repetition device has been relied upon in the essay "don't blame the eater" as the author uses the repetition in different instances as well as using different words. The author uses the phrase "…lack of …. is the lack of …" and "…back up the block…" with other words intervening making these memorable phrases stressed delightfully. Commoratio …show more content…
The use of figurative language has achieved the creation of a picture in the reader's mind for the children's act. Alliteration has been used in work through the use of words such as "fast food, labeling laws, drive down, care cost" among others to bring the same sound beginning each word in the statements. The author has made brilliant use of analogy using him as an example earlier in life and the reforms that he made in life after he interacted with the health magazine at the navy reserves. He had the same characters as the fat children but later changed his eating habits which in turn changed his fat content. The other literary device used is the antithesis where the author uses the fast food industry and the tobacco industry to bring out the devastating effect that the society well faces when the necessary safety percussions are not taken into considerations. Antithesis also is used to bring the vivid picture of yet another fact that the government will experience as the fast food companies continue to advertise their products using vast amounts of money. The author foresees the possible problem the state will face with the increased advertisements by the corporations to the children. The use of allusion in the work where the writer talks about the tobacco industry just in passing to show the dangers that the fast food industry is exposing its consumers when it fails to give them adequate