Government Is Best When It Governs Not At All By Thoreau
Thoreau developes his argument on government is best when it governs least by implementing diction, tone and metaphors.
Thoreau utilizes diction to develop his argument. In paragraph one he states, "that government is best which governs not at all".
By using the words best and not at all. Thoreau is implying that government is best when it is not being productive.
Thoreau develops his argument by his unpleasant tone towards government. In paragragh one he states, " and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically". This quote is implying the author is not pleased and satisfied with the government, by using the phrase like to see it the author wishes the government would improve.
Thoreau implements metaphors into his
Thoreau utilizes diction to develop his argument. In paragraph one he states, "that government is best which governs not at all".
By using the words best and not at all. Thoreau is implying that government is best when it is not being productive.
Thoreau develops his argument by his unpleasant tone towards government. In paragragh one he states, " and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically". This quote is implying the author is not pleased and satisfied with the government, by using the phrase like to see it the author wishes the government would improve.
Thoreau implements metaphors into his