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Mairs degrades the use of double language by defining the word "cripple" ,however her superior tone and conflicting statements cloud an otherwise viable message.

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Mairs uses decripent languange to envoke powerful thought about the words and the subtle phrase society uses on a day to day bases

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In “I am a cripple” by Nancy Mairs, she shocks the readers by using honest and blunt language to illustrate what she is and that we shouldn’t soften the words we use to describe harsh topics, such as being a cripple

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Through Mairs, “I Am a Cripple”, the defensive and candid tones tempt the audience into an uncomfortable state of mind as they’re put into her own shoes.

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Mairs uses her own disease of multiple sclerosis as a pathway to share ideologies of independence and confidence with readers while criticizing inapplicable labels at the same time.

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Using an aggressive tone, Mair effectively expresses her opinion toward how your word choice can affect others.

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Mairs aims to shock her audience with her frank view on her own disability, in turn bringing to light the power of language and the way it may be losing its impact.

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Nancy Mairs self reflects on her conditions in a way that makes her audience feel her awkwardness, and she describes her confidence, but doesnt request to give her pity.

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Utilizing a candid, vulnerable tone, Nancy Mairs reveals why she chooses to label herself as a "cripple," and invites her audience to reflect on the essence of diction. 

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Utilizing a candid, vulnerable tone, Nancy Mairs reveals why she chooses to label herself as a "cripple," and invites her audience to reflect on the essence of diction. 

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Mairs’ discontent with euphemistic descriptions in defining her condition can leave the reader feeling schocked by her sub-pop attitude.

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Nancy Maris uses her aggressive tone and shock to portray to the readers what making the true problem is trule like

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Mairs truthfully and brashfully expresses her stand on why the use of words other than cripple don’t fit her condition and makes her audience have a sense of her awkwardness.

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Nancy Mairs candidly and bluntly describes herself as a cripple, yet she aggressively defends against the use of the unjustified synonyms, while searching for awkwardness but refusing sympathy and pity.

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Mairs’ description of the word “cripple” parallels her tone; her agressive and blunt nature is intended to leave the audience pondering their previous word choice concerning crippled people.

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Mairs uses blunt, matter-a-fact language to allow her audience to absorb the feelings of vulnerability in which she endures by not only her condition, but also by the words that others choose to use to describe her.

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In Nancy Mairs “I am a Cripple,” she bluntly argues how she wants to be called a cripple as that word represents her condition without covering up the flaws and trying to work around the truth.

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Nancy Mairs wrote this thoroughly effective article to explain how using a specific word could destroy or improve one’s feeling and confidence.

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Mairs purpose of bluntly stating the realities of being a cripple leaves the reader in a state of shock at the pure honesty.

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Nancy Maura analyzes her own psyche in order to provide effectiveness for her purpose of explaining the different views of the word “cripple” and it’s synonyms.

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Mairs truthfully and brashly expresses her stand on why the use of words

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Although Nancy Mairs was very consist and straightforward about how she feels towards what words should be used to describe someone with her condition, she was too aggressive at some points and didn’t create enough sympathy in the audience.

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Nancy Mairs in "I am a cripple" bluntly claims that it is unreasonably taboo to call others what she herself prefers-cripple- because most people consider it to be too derogatory; however, mairs concludes that the word cripple fully describes herself using an aggressive manner that brings new light to the word.

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Nancy Mairs candidly and bluntly describes herself as a cripple, however, she is not searching for pity, merely looking to expose the awkwardness that she must overcome everyday to her readers.

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Nancy Mairs provides an open analyzation of her psyche in order to give her audience a fuller understanding of her life by being vulnerable and very matter-of-fact.

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Mairs analysis of her own psyche in relation to the actions of modern society teach the audience about the parallels between their words and others feelings toward them.

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Mairs employs the entended definition of cripple in addition to weighty allusions to help the reader reflect on the nature of words and emotions behind them.