ANALYZING A COLUMNIST'S STYLE OF WRITING

Analyzing a columnist's style of writing

Analyzing a columnist's style of writing

Eugene Robinson uses his twice weekly column in the Washington Post, to pick American society apart and then put it back together again in unexpected, and revelations, new ways. To make this work of demolition and reassembly, Robinson relies on a large and diverse set of tools: the energy, curiosity, elegant writing, and a wide experience of life that took him from childhood in the South alone - the fact that they call the "colored" side of the track - to the heights ...