Your Waitress Your Professor

The words of a professor are always of interest to any who may hear so. Experience has taught them everything which education neglects, and from such learnings the offer their words to open ears. Brittany Bronson is one such professor, as she advocates her personal predicament in an article titled, “Your Waitress, Your Professor”. Possessing a degree in English only add to the magnitude with which Bronson obtains in the news article. Her advanced knowledge on everything from rhetorical strategies to projecting her voice is present throughout the article however it can difficult to identify exactly what is technique is being used and in what way. Reviewing the article and peeling apart its layers shall reveal the answers to these questions. The primary foundation for the structure of the article is the selection of a rhetorical strategy, or the way in which the argument is to be supported. Bronson manages to convey the majority of the text with a pathos style claims, only to support such …show more content…
Given the nature of the article it is possible that the intended audience are those currently enrolled in a university, or those who with opinions on teachers working outside of their teaching institutions. This is evident in the language used throughout the course of the passage; simple, relatable, genuine. The language is purposefully similar to the spoken amongst students within a university. This establishes a connection between the author and potential readers who have taken or are currently taking classes at an institution. Another instances includes when Bronson states that the, “server mantra: I need a real job”. A large majority of the general populous has at one point held a short term job and thought those same words, a reality so familiar that’s its surprising when it is noted. The desire to hold a job which you can perform till your body grows old is a goal everyone wishes to