Comparative Analysis of Two Articles on the Spring Season

This essay provides a comparative analysis of two articles centered on the spring season: "Let there be light! Why sunny spring days make us happier and healthier" and "Let's all march into a brighter spring." The analysis focuses on comparing and contrasting viewpoints, language and tone, article structure, and the evidence presented. The first article adopts a scientific approach, explaining the physiological reasons behind spring's positive effects, while the second shares a personal narrative reflecting on the uplifting nature of the season. The essay concludes that both articles highlight the positive impact of spring, but differ in their approach, with one relying on scientific facts and the other on personal experience, ultimately influencing reader engagement differently. Both articles provide suitable evidence in their findings and helps user to understand and rely on the information that has been provided within the article.

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Contents
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY.............................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION..........................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES..........................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
There are different articles that are written on various topics by different authors with a
specific viewpoint. Articles are helpful to provide the relevant information about any particular
topics and also discuss specific factors which are useful to improve the knowledge & awareness
of the individuals in context of any particular areas & matter. In this digitalization world, the
importance of articles is increasing rapidly because articles are small in size and there is also a
word limit so anyone can read the articles anytime and anywhere on their phone, laptops , tab
and another electronic gadgets. Articles are less time consuming so people are interested to read
articles and improve their knowledge about their interested areas. This report is based on the
articles and also discusses about two articles. To demonstrate the deep understanding about the
selected articles, proper comparison and contrast of both articles will also discuss which will
determine the appropriate difference and similarities between both articles. The respective
articles involve comparison and contrast statement of two different articles that are based on the
season spring (Ahn, 2020). The essay will analyze the viewpoints as well as the ideas of the
authors and provide an understanding of the same. In order to complete this report, two different
articles are discuses named “Let there be light! Why sunny spring days make us happier and
healthier” and another article is going to discuss in this report “Let's all march into a brighter
spring”. As per to analyze the whole scenario of the articles , a comparison and contrast will
complete on the basis some factors of these two articles like viewpoints, language & tone,
structure of the articles and evidence of the articles. All these factors will determine and depict
the deep understanding about these articles.
MAIN BODY
Spring is considered to be one of the happier times of the year when the trees start to have
new leaves, the flowers start to bloom and the weather is also pleasant. In the first article, “Let
there be light! Why sunny spring days make us happier and healthier”, there is an explanation
about why the days of the spring make us happier. In the article, the author has written that
depending on one’s priorities, there are two official start dates for the time of spring. The
respective article is more on the scientific side. Whereas the second article is based on the

personal experience of the author. In the first article, the author has written that as per
meteorologists, spring had already begun on the 1st of March. While analyzing as well as
comparing both these articles, it has been analyzed that the readers will be able to relate to the
second article more as compared to the first one (Amiri, Deihimfard and Eyni-Nargeseh, 2020).
This is majorly because of the terms that have been used in the articles. in the first article, the
researcher has used of scientific facts to support their views as well as thoughts. The author has
tried to explain about the reason why sunny days in spring make people feel happy as well as
healthier. One of the main reasons why spring feels so important is because of the good light
during this time. On the other hand, in the second article, “Let's all march into a brighter spring”,
the author has described about a column that they were reading that had been written by their
father. The column explains the thoughts of the author’s father about how difficult he found it to
describe the weeks during spring. And instead of speaking about them to anyone, he resorted to
writing the same. The author has described the verses that was written by their father to have a
positive impact on them. This can be said because the author has written that reading the verses
brought a smile to their face. The author has also written that it has been written in various books
that spring is a time that brightens up the mood of people. This is because there are positive vibes
all over the place and people feel more energetic and happier. The author has included important
information in the article and this can be understood while reading as well as analyzing the
article. The readers will be able to connect as well as relate personally very much to the article
because the author has written the same in first person. The article has been written in a well-
structured as well as systematic format which is easy to relate to.
The language as well as the writing context of both the articles is effective, while some
readers will be able to understand the meaning of the first article, the rest of them will relate
more to the second one (Bhattarai and et.al., 2020). In the first article, that has been written by
the author, there are different contexts used such as the sky is glowing with stunning blue light,
however while the sun units, says McGivern, “then it’s towards the horizon. The mild has to go
through a miles large slice of sky and so all of the blue mild receives scattered out before it
reaches us.” At this time of year, while the solar climbs higher within the sky at some stage in
the daylight hours, it’s going through a shorter slice of ecosystem than it did on iciness days. “So
the sky does become being bluer than within the wintry weather,” he says. “It’s also why you get
bluer skies while you’re on pinnacle of a mountain compared to down in a valley, due to the fact

on top the sunlight goes thru a smaller slice of environment, and additionally there are fewer
pollution up there as compared to towards the floor.”It can be said that on comparing the two
articles, it has been found that there can be various factors that can contribute to the overall
understanding of the readers as well as writing of the article. The use of the language as well as
the kind of words can make an article easier to understand as well as relate to the readers. It has
been analyzed that weather can have an impact on the overall mood as well as energy levels of
the person (Chen and et.al. 2020). Using first person while writing the article can help the
readers to relate more with the views as well as thoughts in the article and help them in gaining a
better perspective of the same. Also, with the latest lockdown, people have been forced to stay at
their homes. There are also various dry days that can help the people to gain a better
understanding about the way in which they can spend their days. It can also be analyzed that the
author of the second article has written the article during the lockdown and hence, was able to
easily analyze their thoughts in an effective manner and put the same to paper. On comparison, it
can be said that in both the articles, the authors have written about the bright side as well as
positive impact of the spring season on the overall moods and that it brings hope to the all of us.
As in case of the first article, the author has written about the emerging research that has shown
that a deficiency in Vitamin D with the onset of depression.
The structure of the article 1 is designed in such a manner that the author has tried to
include all the important facts that can help the readers to gain a realistic point of view. It is a
fact that having more clean oxygen circulating during your frame improves intellectual
functioning and overall effective perception. As stated in the first article, it’s additionally no
phantasm that the sky glows bluer as we depart iciness in the back of (Manolaki and et.al., 2020).
To apprehend this, you need to be clear approximately why the sky looks blue in the first area.
Whereas the structure of second article helps to identify factor structure for the readers as it
provides and imaginative point of view of the author. The second article helps in providing
additional imagination towards the nature so that proper image can be created for the same. This
is the reason that both the articles are well structured and first article helps in McGivern’s
accessible recap: “The sunlight that comes into our ecosystem is made from all the specific
shades of the spectrum, but the colorations have exceptional wavelengths.” Red light has longer
wavelengths, whilst blue and violet light have the shortest wavelengths. “The oxygen, nitrogen
and different molecules that the atmosphere is made of scatter the mild as it bounces off them,

and the shorter the wavelength of light, the greater correctly it's far scattered (Yu and et.al.,
2020). And so that you get extra scattering of blue and violet mild than you do of pink mild.”
The colors with longer wavelengths don’t linger inside the sky, however land on the Earth’s
surface rather. Thus, it can be said that these are some of the points that were found during the
comparison of the two articles.
There are so many circumstances which helps to identify the evidence of post article. In
the first article working out of doors can also lower tension, improved power stages, and made
humans much more likely to workout due to experiencing such effective results (Li and et.al.,
2020). Nature starts to bloom and the grey fields of winter get a makeover, turning green and
colorful from the blossoming plants. This is a length of transition, from the darker iciness days to
the bright spring vibes. As nature begins to return to lifestyles, so can we. The advent of spring
heralds the go back of that lovable ball of burning gas we adore to call The Sun. Of course, it
was continually there for the duration of the wintry weather, but the brief days and common
overcast situations often hid its wonderful rays. Now, overcast situations are becoming much less
and much less regular, and the temperature is warming. With this change comes a brilliant deal
of fantastic outcomes that we all revel in. It’s been categorically verified that once we get greater
sunlight, our general mood is vastly progressed. The inclusion of receiving more diet D as nicely
helps to growth our power tiers and encourages higher intellectual processing. This can
appreciably enhance our daily outlook and even offer higher sleep as an end result. This has been
evident that both article 1 and 2 provides suitable evidence for their findings by the author. This
findings will help the user of the article to understand and rely on the information that has been
provided within the article. Understanding the point of loyalty with the readers both articles have
a proper evidence in the form of sources from which the data has been extracted. The article has
been prepared with the help of proper research on both the topics through which the data has
been collected and the sources from which the data has been collected and are considered as
evidence in both the articles. Apart from this the difference between evidence in article 1 and 2 is
of the personal experience of both the researchers who wrote these articles.

CONCLUSION
On the basis of this report, it can be concluded that the significance of article is more
because it can helpful to generate the viewpoint of the individuals and also improve their
awareness on a minimal time period. Through this report it is determined that it s necessary to
compare and contrast the concepts which can helpful to find out the most possible outcome of
the study. This report is totally depending upon the compare and contrast situation of selected
two articles “Let there be light! Why sunny spring days make us happier and healthier” and
“Let's all march into a brighter spring”. This report discussed about two famous articles which
are based on the spring days and brighter spring. With the help of these articles, it is analyzed
that the importance of spring season is more and people enjoy this season. In this report,
appropriate viewpoints of both articles are discussed and also compared and contrast the
viewpoint of these articles so that it will make easy and specify the whole prospective of the
articles. This report also highlighted the language & tone of these two articles it can helpful to
make difference between them like which language and tones are more impressive and effective.
Furthermore, a structure of the articles also discussed which demonstrated the effectiveness of
the articles and in the last, evidence of both articles also explained so that readers can trust on the
articles information. As per the deep understanding about the both selected articles , it is
evaluated that spring season is considered as the great time for the people in the whole year and
everyone enjoy that season as compared to the other season.

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