Fatalist_Attraction_Review

Fatalist Attraction Review Last Minute Errors The essay, Fatalist Attraction, was a well-written and well-supported document. The author has great credibility and experience in her field and can easily back up her statements. She also uses emotional appeal to pull the reader on to her side of this issue using relating stories and analogies. Along with these, she uses good reasoning to show the progression of where we were, where we are now, and where we're headed in the medical field. The author uses great paragraph structure within her work to show a progression from one subject to the next in each section. Ms. Postrel doesn't, however, have a perfect essay. She does have some major errors that could confuse her audience. Overall though, one feels Ms. Postrel has written a piece of work that is very persuasive. The author’s credibility is determined in a few ways throughout this text. In paragraph seven she notes that she works in the center of the medical field and is surrounded by the things she speaks of. The way she relates some of her stories makes the readers feel as if she is credible, because essay, own, great, reader, postrel, persuasive, one, way, point, people, paragraph, ms, feel, credible, credibility, author, whole, while, very, tells, story, stories, relating, personal, paper, major, immaturity, functional, emotional, things, text, show, science, relates, reading, quote, now, makes, last, field, doesn't, attraction, her, writing, work, view, time