Our Commitment And Dress Of Revined Society Summary
Author, John H. Young, in his writing, “Our Deportment, or Manners, Conduct, and Dress of Revined Society,” magnifies proper etiquette for society. Young’s purpose is to inform husbands and wives about proper etiquette. He adopts an assertive tone in order to push forth the polite behavior he believes is “proper” in his adult readers. John H. Young makes his argument about the proper etiquette between wives and husbands by using diction, syntax, and tone.
Young’s inventive diction determines the proper etiquette wives and husbands must consider. For example to maintain the thought that the husband has more power he uses words such as “duty” and “took.” He is subconsciously making the audience agree with him by repeating the word “should” throughout
Young’s inventive diction determines the proper etiquette wives and husbands must consider. For example to maintain the thought that the husband has more power he uses words such as “duty” and “took.” He is subconsciously making the audience agree with him by repeating the word “should” throughout