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The propaganda article used propaganda-like devices to expose people to the propaganda they see in daily life. This allowed them to better appeal to their audience and allowed them to impart more on their audience. The audiences for each type of propaganda differ greatly, but it is easier for them to influence those who are less likely to search for the answers and less likely to disagree with the first thing they see. They also are likely to appeal greater to people of a lower educational status.

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I think that overall most of the time propaganda works on impressionable people, younger people, or older people who aren't well aware of these strategies. For instance, bandwagon and transfer both rely on being with a crowd or associating an idea with a person that is deemed credible, which typically means that younger people would fall for these tactics. Things such as glittering generalities and name calling can work on emotional people as these rely on triggering stronger emotions with their connotations.

- Olivia D

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The intended audience of the census is geared towards American citizens because the statistics come from the population of America. This is important because it shows how the foreign population has been growing in our country. Amy Tan could use this as evidence to justify that there are different ways of speaking English in America because she could talk about how there are many different demographics living in our country, and therefore many different ways of speaking English.

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Amy Tan changes her language to portray connect to her broader audience, but also connecting to audience who have similar backgrounds, through personal anecdotes and with these anecdotes it causes the audience with no similarity to feel pathos towards the subject as they don not get to have something like Amy Tan's life happen to them.

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I think Tan changes her language for her audience because of the realities that are true for her and how she once saw that reality in the perspective of others. She first shifts from a connective view where she talks about how she was -- at one point -- embarrassed of her mother and her way of speaking "broken" English. She then transfers into her true perspective of how all English is English and that there is nothing to be ashamed of, stabilizing her nationality and facilitating her change of perspective to be something the audience should also do.

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She is shifting her language depending on the audience she wants to appeal to. For example when talking about her mom throughout, she uses different tones and diction when describing specific examples.

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Tan changes her language depending on the occasion. As a first generation immigrant she speaks differently to her mother as opposed to an audience of a speech because it's simply different. Her mother who doesn't speak good English is not going to understand the complex words Tan uses in speeches, while the speech audiences don't want such casual talk when it comes to proper events and occasions.

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To appeal to different audiences, and to show some perspective on her background, having to switch between her normal and a more basic language when talking to her mother.

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Tan changes her tone depending on her audience which is her mother and scholars while she has a more formal language toward the scholars she has more of a informal diction toward her mother because her mother has a different skill level on understanding English.

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I think she changes her language for first generation immigrants and also for American's that want to be informed on the topic of language.

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Because she grew up with no one understanding her mother or her mother not understanding everyone, she wanted to break that barrier so throughout her writing she used simpler English to connect with other limited language speakers.

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Who is the audience of the census, and why is this data important? could writers like Tan use it to prove their point?

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Who is the audience of the census, and why is this data important? could writers like Tan use it to prove their point?

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What audience works best for each type of propaganda? Why does the author use propaganda like tactics in "how to detect propaganda"?

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What audience works best for each type of propaganda? Why does the author use propaganda like tactics in "how to detect propaganda"?

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How and why does Amy Tan change her language for her audience? in her real life and for "Mother Tongue"

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How and why does Amy Tan change her language for her audience? in her real life and for "Mother Tongue"