Well-known writer, Richard Louv, in his passage, Last Child in the Woods, he argues the separation between people and nature. Louv’s purpose is to impose on people the advancement of technology. He creates a maternal tone in order to convey to the parent.
Louv begins his passage by defining the jump that technology has made. He describes how scientists can change the color of a butterfly's wings. He then goes on to mention cars and how they are advancing through the technology era. How there is now T.V.’s in the back seats. He is trying to appeal to the parents who do not want their kids watching T.V. all the time.
Louv’s tone sets the stage for parents to reflect on themselves. He mentions that parents are letting their children watch too
Louv begins his passage by defining the jump that technology has made. He describes how scientists can change the color of a butterfly's wings. He then goes on to mention cars and how they are advancing through the technology era. How there is now T.V.’s in the back seats. He is trying to appeal to the parents who do not want their kids watching T.V. all the time.
Louv’s tone sets the stage for parents to reflect on themselves. He mentions that parents are letting their children watch too