Analysis Of Brief, Boxers, And Books

Greatness of work between MR .Grisham and MR .Colvin perspective’s John Grisham and Geoffrey Colvin are two contemporary writers that provide readers in general and their audience with several attractive objective writings . These writings are different with respect to each writer ideas and structure. “Brief, Boxers, and Books” and “What it takes to be great” are tow articles have been written respectively by the writers, both texts developed in the theme of greatness achieved in job. In “Brief, Boxers, and Books”, Mr. Grisham is developing the autobiography of his laboring experience that he pass through to achieve greatness in work. In “What it takes to be great “MR, “Colvin is arguing on how much greatness
And the informing purpose appears in the overall view of the story where he is telling the reader about his experience . Moreover MR, Grisham uses a sarcastic and formal tone where he achieve sarcastic tone in the part of which talk about the working at underwear shop and formal part has dominated on the other parts. To emphasize, MR, Grisham uses to attract in not only the New York Times readers where this article is brought from but also he is corresponding teenagers in general. On the other hand, MR, Colvin uses different style in his essay. The purpose that MR, Colvin is writing for is persuading the readers that greatness and success in laboring life is unrelated to talent but it is gained by hard working and practice. Moreover MR, Colvin tone was clearly formal, objective, and serious where the writer uses real life examples and surveys as well as scientific evidences, these tools is used by writer to attract the general audience other than the Fortune Magazine readers