Everyone has made a judgment or has made their own perspective from something they have read before in their lives, whether it has been a book, magazine, something they’ve seen on television, etc. Suzanne Fields makes many judgments and creates her own perspectives as well, but through the writing of her articles. Fields writes in a unique way to capture the reader’s attention and allows the focus point to be from her perspective, also while informing us about the situation she is implying. I primarily see eye to eye on Fields’ opinions on the articles she composes. In her articles “Honor thy mother as thyself,” “The most destructive words a boy can hear is ‘be a man’”, and “Why ‘Dunkirk’ was the hit of summer”, Fields utilizes her point
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The different methods include sentence length, use of diction, and the use of literary devices. In the article, ”Honor thy mother as thyself”, Fields uses the methods mentioned above that will help the audience understand and acknowledge what her message is. By accomplishing the acknowledgment, I begin to mend together my reflection of the article and her stance and decide if I confirm, refute, or qualify. In this case, I confirm Fields’s opinion that is employed in the article. She explains that all mothers should be appreciated, even if they aren’t perfect. The sentence length and the use of diction and literary devices helps me to perceive the details of her argument. These methods also assist me to fathom that I agree with her opinion. The statement, “For the first time in more than 130 years, adults ages 18 to 34 are slightly more likely to be living with their parents than with a spouse or partner in their own households…” shows that some mothers allow their children to stay at home with them rather than having their own household to stay in. Suzanne’s viewpoint on this is that just because mothers allow sons and daughter to stay at their home during adulthood is not necessarily bad. I agree with her because I support it and her methods of varying sentence length, use of diction, and use of literary devices help me understand to where I can make a personal perspective as
The different methods include sentence length, use of diction, and the use of literary devices. In the article, ”Honor thy mother as thyself”, Fields uses the methods mentioned above that will help the audience understand and acknowledge what her message is. By accomplishing the acknowledgment, I begin to mend together my reflection of the article and her stance and decide if I confirm, refute, or qualify. In this case, I confirm Fields’s opinion that is employed in the article. She explains that all mothers should be appreciated, even if they aren’t perfect. The sentence length and the use of diction and literary devices helps me to perceive the details of her argument. These methods also assist me to fathom that I agree with her opinion. The statement, “For the first time in more than 130 years, adults ages 18 to 34 are slightly more likely to be living with their parents than with a spouse or partner in their own households…” shows that some mothers allow their children to stay at home with them rather than having their own household to stay in. Suzanne’s viewpoint on this is that just because mothers allow sons and daughter to stay at their home during adulthood is not necessarily bad. I agree with her because I support it and her methods of varying sentence length, use of diction, and use of literary devices help me understand to where I can make a personal perspective as