ENG 122 Journal_Imortance_of_analysis.docx Importance of Analysis: Mother Tongue South

ENG 122 Journal_Imortance_of_analysis.docx    Importance of Analysis: Mother Tongue  Southern New Hampshire University  English 122    Importance of Analysis: Mother Tongue  In "Mother Tongue," Amy Tan uses a unique writing style with a clear, identifiable, and related tone. She presents her arguments on some severe linguistic issues humorously and engagingly. Their tone and style are both authentic and genuine. While she shares an effective communication method by sharing her personal experience with language barriers, her tone is carefully crafted and constructed. Elegant, knowledgeable, and wise too. Almost everyone could understand their arguments. She has an excellent way of drawing her words into a circle that allows the reader to get a sense of closure. By reading some of her other works, such as "The Joy Luck Club," I learned that she uses similar tones to her writing, presenting emotions and details. I have learned a lot about the real language barriers that we share, and the way we communicate with each other can create misunderstandings and judgments and is also unique to people in our daily lives.   As soon as the article is broken up, one can get a real understanding of what the author is trying to convey. At first glance, you get a necessary insight into what is being said. When you dig deeper and pay attention to the details and stories, you can find a meaning that relates to you personally or even to the world. As soon as I have a good look at the structure, I can take the information and consider it f