In “Why Investing in Fast Food May Be a Good Thing,” Amy Domini argues that the Slow Food movement will have a positive effect on human health by being implemented into fast-food restaurants.
The essay begins with Domini finding a common ground with her audience; she describes herself as “an advocate of the Slow Food movement”. She goes on to describe the positive effects the movement can have on someone’s health, the economy, and the world. However, the last sentence in the first paragraph makes readers question her stance on the movement. She writes the sentence in an interrogative form to make the reader more willing to hear her explanation. Domini knows her audience; she knows the readers may not embrace her position on the movement.
The essay begins with Domini finding a common ground with her audience; she describes herself as “an advocate of the Slow Food movement”. She goes on to describe the positive effects the movement can have on someone’s health, the economy, and the world. However, the last sentence in the first paragraph makes readers question her stance on the movement. She writes the sentence in an interrogative form to make the reader more willing to hear her explanation. Domini knows her audience; she knows the readers may not embrace her position on the movement.