An author's credibility can have a huge affect on whether or not his ideas are taken seriously. Schlosser successfully establishes and maintains a...

I have essay 5 pages 

you should to read the two stories (small change) (Offensive Play) and write 5 pages. the introduction about the author . also you have to write about (ethos, pathos and logos) by use stories.

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An author’s credibility can have a huge affect on whether or not hisideas are taken seriously. Schlosser successfully establishes and maintains ahigh degree of credibility by conveying his genuine apprehension regardingthe ill effects of the fast food culture. For example, his travels to Plauen,Germany enable the reader to see Schlosser face-to-face with the demise ofcultural identity. Despite most people’s ignorance of or disregard for Plauen,Schlosser sees and understands the significance of this place, saying, “Ifound Plauen to be beautiful” (494), which can be taken literally based on itscountryside setting, but can also perhaps mean that it symbolizes an epicbattle ground because “events there have oddly foreshadowed the rise andfall of great social movements” (494). Such compassion and understandingconvey a kind of value system most people appreciate; he seems to reallycare about the citizenry of this remote city. He witnesses the rapiddisappearance of the traditional German restaurant, “now account[ing] forless than one-third of the German foodservice market” (500). Having spentenough time there to see the impact of fast food, by visiting the places andtalking to the people, his historical and current-day descriptions contain adiscernable expertise about the subject, as well; his knowledge becomesquite evident, which certainly, like his care and concern for these invaluablecultures, promotes a very powerful ethos.Indeed, Schlosser diligently investigates the effects of the fast foodculture and the socio-economic system responsible for its expansion.Despite the fact that his work reveals some disturbing trends, Schlosser’s tone remains professional, and consequently a major contributor to hiscredibility. For instance, Mikhail Gorbachev, the former Soviet leader, and arelic of Marxism-Leninism, is the guest keynote speaker at a fast foodconvention (Schlosser 501)! The contrast is surreal, enhanced by the detailsof Schlosser’s reportage. He explains McDonald’s impact on the Chinese andJapanese diets (508), reporting the rise of obesity in these countries. Havingdetailed this tragic demise, Schlosser begins his summation of the discussionwith these words: “Obesity is extremely difficult to cure” (509). Thisobjective tone in the face of such disturbing events enables the author tokeep his composure, deliver the news for the interested reader withoutfalling into the trap of accusatory language that can obstruct the work he istrying to do. His tone remains even-keeled, maintaining a certain distancethat lends itself to a more balanced perspective. He subdues his criticism,which allows the reader to fully experience the reportage and draw his or herown conclusions. Schlosser’s presentation of the discussion is thus deemedresponsible and eloquent rather than angry, careless, or too one-sided.Consequently, the reader will likely trust Schlosser’s journalistic approach, astandard he maintains throughout the investigation.