Rock-and-Roll In the essay “Raised on Rock-and-Roll”, Anna Quindlen talks about the effects of rock-and-roll on peoples lives. Quindlen uses logic, character, and emotion to help her in the argument about rock-and-roll. She uses these in a few different ways and now they will be explained. Quindlen uses logic by talking about the past. How television shows that are old are still being played today. She didn’t watch those shows. She watched American Bandstand. …showed first 75 words of 463 total…

…showed last 75 words of 463 total…isn’t alive. That is what makes this essay so good. She knows a little about how everyone feels toward rock-and-roll. Everything she talks about in the essay is true. The stickers on music for the lyrics help the kids. The Senate wives don’t understand that lyrics aren’t the point of rock-and-roll. Everyone has listened to rock-and-roll sometime. Growing up on rock-and-roll played a big part in helping her to write the essay.