Three Blog Postings from Deaf Expressions by Michele J. Bornet

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Humorous Arguments
The article by Michele J. Bornert utilizes several humorous arguments to appeal to the audience and pass the intended message. The writer wants the readers to understand the challenges that the deaf encounter concerning privacy because of the need to have interpreters for them to communicate to others. Also, she wants interpreters to comprehend the need to protect the information that they get during sessions and keep it confidential. Additionally, Michele is urging the interpreters to gain more skills in the field to be effective.
The author manages to stir up the emotions of the audience using humorous views. She says, "Any person who can tolerate me enough to have a conversation is more than welcome to come my way." The statement is both catchy and creates some empathy regarding the plight of the deaf community; they at times have to take anyone as their interpreter and hence no privacy. Also, "Professionally, am yet to meet an interpreter that has taken that knowledge and done something disrespectful. Actually, that is not true." The view makes the audience sympathize that the deaf not only hav...