Compare And Contrast The Writing Style Of Stoller And John A. Arthur

Writers write to write communicate in a way that best tells their story. Choose from writing style is what set them apart from other and make their work unique in its own way. Style is the way in which something is written, as opposed to its written meaning. As each writer selects his or her style, it often influences the impression of readers of the information itself. The selection of style that writers used is done to present their information in a manner which is appropriate for the attended target audience and for the purpose of the writing itself. Moreover, the style of writers is composed in a way to fit the specific content and purpose. Both authors, John A. Arthur and Paul Stoller have their own styles of narrations that they use to communicate to their readers. For the purpose of comparing and contrasting each narrative styles of these two
Arthur and “Money Has No Smell” by Paul Stoller for supporting purposes . Although both reputable scholars bear some similarities in their unique narration styles, of writing in their discipline of anthropology and sociology respectively, the difference between Paul Stoller and John A. Arthur are more pronounced.

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To begin, Sociologist, John A. Arthur tells his unique stories through the technique of informal writing, attributing the use of statistics. For example, in “Immigrants and the American System of Justice: Perspectives of African and Caribbean Blacks he uses as part of his scientific research, data collected from random samples and of African and Caribbean immigrants residing in Minneapolis. As a result of his findings he notes, “Those with family incomes ranging between $39,000 and $59,000 also tend to be support of the justice system, but their level of support is not as high as among those immigrants