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Write a 5 paragraph rhetorical analysis essay about the article "Will you be financially better off than your parents? Don't count on it" Fredrik deBoer here is a link for the article https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/dec... Make sure to use at least 2-3 outside resources related to the article to support your arguments about the essay. . Use your sources to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the argument you are analyzing, not the arguments themselves. So…not “The original essay says X is wrong, but this essay says it’s right,” but “The original essay had few facts supporting its case, but this essay, by so-and-so, uses dozens of facts in the first two pages to build an argument that is very difficult to dispute.” Please look at the pictuer attatched it has all the requirments, and make sure to follow all the requirments.
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Rhetorical Analysis: Fredrik deBoer’s Article
The article “Will you be financially better off than your parents? Don't count on it” by
Fredrik deBoer discusses the relationship between the financial statuses of parents and their
children, particularly in the face of tough economic times that have faced America in the recent
past. The article tries to articulate the reasons why it will be difficult for today's children to be
financially better than their parents. It supports the arguments through the use of data and
statistics from other sources, logic, and other elements so as to appeal to the audience. Compared
to other articles on the same topic, deBoer’s article is successful in defending its perspective on
the matter. The current paper will examine the article and argue that despite a few weaknesses, it
is effective and appealing.
The issue of discussion is chosen carefully- financial challenges are now rampant than
ever before. Thus, the speaker knows clearly that the audience is likely to be attracted by the
witty selection of the title. Almost every young American is worried about their financial future.
The economy has proven to be tough than expected and the foundation of this is far beyond
simple politics. The speaker says that life is “getting worse” (deBoer). This context of economics
and politics is quite relevant in modern times, and an article about it is bound to attract some
good readership. The author is an accomplished academic and writer, whose articles have
appeared in several journals and newspapers. He is based in Brooklyn. Seemingly, the targeted
audiences here are the younger Americans- especially those in the...