Summary-Analysis Essay Assignment

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• Introduction. Introduce the article, including the author(s), publication date, and thesis statement.
• Summary. Summarize what the article is about;
• Evaluation or Analysis. Analyze how well the writer conveyed the message. This type of critique or analysis is called rhetorical analysis. A rhetorical analysis might identify the writer’s use of analytic tools such as appeals (logos, ethos, and pathos) and any flaws in logic (logical fallacies).
• Response.  Do you agree or disagree with the author(s)? Recommend strategies the author could have used to improve the essay.  Consider if the article could be used in academic research (was the Four Moves & a Habit framework applied?). Remember to write in third person–this can help your essay from appearing biased.
• Conclusion. Recap the essay, including restating the thesis, but do NOT introduce any new information that has not already been presented.