Analysis Of Fat And Happy By Hillel Schwartz

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In the article, Fat and Happy?, author Hillel Schwartz states that "fatness is fine" (Schwartz 179). Schwartz puts the blame on kindergarten teachers, the coaches, the friends, and physicians. He also says that doctors and physicians play on their fears to try to get obese people to lose weight. She explains that the victims are the obese people who are ridiculed for being obese. She also explains how it would be like in a fat society. She also points out how dieting is cannibalism. He uses emotional appeal to draw in his audience; however, He misses out on the medical and factual side of the situation.
Schwartz heavily relies on the emotional aspect of obesity by stating information like the following; When constructing her article, Schwartz …show more content…

This shows the possibility of dying if you are obese. Although Schwartz would not agree with these articles, they show best why obese people should lose weight. In the end, obesity is bad and can lead to deathIn the article, Fat and Happy?, author Hillel Schwartz states that "fatness is fine" (Schwartz 179). Schwartz puts the blame on kindergarten teachers, the coaches, the friends, and physicians. He also says that doctors and physicians play on their fears to try to get obese people to lose weight. She explains that the victims are the obese people who are ridiculed for being obese. She also explains how it would be like in a fat society. She also points out how dieting is cannibalism. He uses emotional appeal to draw in his audience; however, He misses out on the medical and factual side of the

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