Find an article in the area of your particular research project that does not strike you as credible. A general internet search might be a good way to find such an article.What is/are the issue(s) the author considers?
- What is the author’s thesis?
- How does the author attempt to support the thesis?
- Is persuasion evident? Is there an evident bias?
- What are the specific flaws in the article and how might you respond to the author’s points with better research and argumentation? (Perhaps you could cite another source you have found which better presents the truth of the matter.)
Find an article in the area of your particular research project that does not strike you as credible. A general internet search might be a good way to find such an article.
Attach a copy of the article to a short 2-3 page analysis that addresses…
- What is/are the issue(s) the author considers?
- What is the author’s thesis?
- How does the author attempt to support the thesis?
- Is persuasion evident? Is there an evident bias?
- What are the specific flaws in the article and how might you respond to the author’s points with better research and argumentation? (Perhaps you could cite another source you have found which better presents the truth of the matter.)Find an article in the area of your particular research project that does not strike you as credible. A general internet search might be a good way to find such an article.
- Attach a copy of the article to a short 2-3 page analysis that addresses…
- What is/are the issue(s) the author considers? ,
- What is the author’s thesis?,
- How does the author attempt to support the thesis?,
- Is persuasion evident? Is there an evident bias?,
- What are the specific flaws in the article and how might you respond to the author’s points with better research and argumentation? (Perhaps you could cite another source you have found which better presents the truth of the matter.)Find an article in the area of your particular research project that does not strike you as credible. A general internet search might be a good way to find such an article.
Attach a copy of the article to a short 2-3 page analysis that addresses…
- What is/are the issue(s) the author considers?
- What is the author’s thesis?
- How does the author attempt to support the thesis?
- Is persuasion evident? Is there an evident bias?
- What are the specific flaws in the article and how might you respond to the author’s points with better research and argumentation? (Perhaps you could cite another source you have found which better presents the truth of the matter.)Find an article in the area of your particular research project that does not strike you as credible. A general internet search might be a good way to find such an article.
Attach a copy of the article to a short 2-3 page analysis that addresses…
- What is/are the issue(s) the author considers?
- What is the author’s thesis?
- How does the author attempt to support the thesis?
- Is persuasion evident? Is there an evident bias?
- What are the specific flaws in the article and how might you respond to the author’s points with better research and argumentation? (Perhaps you could cite another source you have found which better presents the truth of the matter.)