What is the author's tone in Purity and Danger: An Analysis of Concepts of Pollution and Taboo by Mary Douglas?

Mary Douglas engages through her insightful, yet intellectual approach. Her anecdotal, yet informative approach inspires with analysis, while her reasoning invites pondering. She delves into philosophical, linguistic, and anthropological issues with aptness and knowledge addressed in a versed and conversational way. In this way, she creates a forum for the debate where various points converge, creating shocking revelations. Her deep analysis unveils concepts entirely different from common points of view. Arguments incorporate problems that involve understanding of reality. Her expression is directed towards accessing truth.