“Irreconcilable Dissonance” written by Brian Doyle

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“Irreconcilable Dissonance” written by Brian Doyle Presented by Bella, Olga, Dessie and Edric

Bryan Doyle The editor of Portland magazine A prolific writer An author of more then 12 books 4 new books are coming in 2014

Irreconcilable Dissonance

Any small disagreement Doyle’s main idea: Any small disagreement divorce

How married couple can circumvent a divorce? Doyle’s main idea: How married couple can circumvent a divorce? They can’t.

3) Possibility of getting divorced Doyle’s main idea: 3) Possibility of getting divorced Always exist

Reasons for Divorce (Men)

Reasons for Divorce (Women)

Reasons for Divorce (Couples) “irresolute differences” “irreconcilable dissonance” “we were both just tired”

Aspect – Organization “Logical Order of Importance” General information Examples Examples Examples Men’s Women’s Couples The writer’s main point

Why did Brian Doyle write this essay? To educate married couples and people who are considering to get married Be attentive to DIVORCE Accept each others small issues

Why did we choose this text?

Why do we think this text is relevant? believe in LOVE & one marriage

Why do we think this text is relevant? know how many people divorce

Why do we think this text is relevant?

Why do we think this text is relevant? can learn from this text Couple disagreement is normal because

Why do we think this text is relevant? …after disagreement will come agreement if people accept each other

Do you have any questions?

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

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