Comparing Barry Lopez's A Presentation of Whales and Scott Russell Sander's Buckeye

The next day when I read the Barry Lopez article "The Presentation of Whales", when comparing Barry Lopez's whale presentation with Scott Russell Sander's Buckeye, it was a coincidence that I first talked with sperm whales on TV. My strong reaction to Scott Russell Sander's "Buckeye" is a sign that I feel a ghostly presence of my beloved relative when we leave the world. Disagreeable. I am not mysterious. I have no supernatural connection with sperm whales and souls, but when I read these two articles I acknowledge that I was filled with my own important ideas.

"Influential", this article by Scott Russell Saunders is about the fight between his father and his father alcoholism. This article shows how alcoholism affects Scott Sanders, his brothers, his sister, his mother, and even his own children. This is a detailed explanation of the influence of alcohol on his father and how you can truly see how each beer, wine glass, wine glass, or swig is changing him. In this article, Scott Sanders uses a lot of information to explain how to treat your father when you are drunk. He uses dictionaries, medical encyclopedia, poetry, short stories and the Bible. Using this information, he can make the reader clearer for victims of alcoholism. He used the Bible story about the madman and the pig. When he gets off the ship, the madman is naked and dirty in this serious garden.

In the anecdote of Scott Russell Sanders 'Inheritance of Tools', Sanders talked about the hammer that was circling in his family for three generations. The story hammer represents a family tree that has been handed down, also known as heirloom. The theme of this story is how the family connects and how the family character affects the family's future. The tone of the story is very sentimental, and the whole article is almost a little nostalgic. There are three symbols in this paragraph. The first symbol is a hammer representing family and tradition as mentioned above. The second symbol is the wall that represents Sanders' life. Finally, the third symbol is Sanders' finger scratch. The wound represents all the pain the father of Sanders felt after death.

Scott Russell Sanders writes various kinds of works such as SF, real novels, folk tales, children's stories, prose and historical novels. Sanders has contributed both literally and popular magazines. He is an English professor at Indiana University. Saunders said: "I think that the writer should be a language, a community and a servant of nature.The language is the creation and maintenance of the community.The sentences are specific places and sounds, characters and utensils, It consists of plants and animals, human skills and stories, moved by deep interest